Kanye West speaks out after being “blocked” from performing at the Super Bowl halftime show.
In a series of tweets, Ye shared, “I was never allowed to do the Super Bowl because of three moments,” he wrote on X. “George Bush don’t care about black people. The Taylor Swift incident. Wearing a MAGA hat,” he explained.
He continued, “How does it feel to be the best living artist and blocked from the main stage for being ahead of my time? (And I mean all of this before I went full Nazi, of course).”
Ye is no stranger to making headlines with his bold social media statements. As reported earlier, the artist and producer took to the internet to criticize J. Cole, claiming that “no one listens to J. Cole after losing their virginity.”
He also went on to say, “I hate J. Cole’s music so much.”
In response, J. Cole addressed West with respect, acknowledging the tension. “I know people are feeling a certain way about him right now, but I have love for [Ye] and I really appreciate him. He cleared all these f***ing samples for me,” Cole shared with the Dreamville crowd.
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