The director replied to the rapper after he publicly declared his support of Donald Trump
Man, I never thought I'd miss Kanye from Twitter. Turns out I was ignorant. His finger taps are mercurial, be they
accusing Nike of plagiarising his Yeezy designs,
designer tattoos that are actually copy and pasted from the internet or announcing
two new albums.
Go your own way and let tongues wag.
The latest chapter in this tweet odyssey is my personal favourite.
From the top: Kanye says he doesn't agree with everything Trump does but he's still his "brother."
https://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/989179757651574784
What followed was an exercise in damage limitation without admitting that you have done anything messed up, Kanye style.
https://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/989192498307219456
This picture of what is definitely not a kidnapping came out next.
https://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/989222392630202368
The music visionary then seemed to think "fuck this" and opted to go all in once again.
https://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/989227154993963009
This bizarre little love-in then took a stranger turn as Trump thanked Kanye, a message which Kanye then proudly shared himself.
https://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/989232654707912704
To reiterate, my top rated
Kanye saga thus far. A 10 from Len. Because before Kanye started this righteous shitstorm for performatively woke bros who will struggle to reconcile his 'problematic' views with No More Parties In LA's status as a certified banger, he dabbled in a bit of interior design porn.
He posted a pic of his house, referencing horror hit
Get Out's 'sunken place.'
https://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/989163803626516482
It originally made only ripples. But once Kanye had caught Twitter's wrath with his Trump confessional,
Get Out director Jordan Peele returned to it, saying it had inspired him to write a
sequel to 2017's genre defining horror.
https://twitter.com/JordanPeele/status/989241727725719553
Get Out 2 is yet to be officially confirmed but judging by the quality of the first film, one hopes Kanye's red-pilling serves as adequate inspiration for a sequel.
The drama continues.
