Lol, Kanye has never been a talented artist. At least, not objectively. Plenty of people have thought he was trash since day one.

The "Golddigger" song wasn't terrible, but then, I'm not a huge rap fan, so that's the only song of his I know.

He says that, but it's for attention. He's rich enough to not suffer any consequences for his behavior.

It's a self-preservation attempt. It's the same reason bullies amass followers. Appeasing the powerful jerk usually works to prevent being targeted by them.

However, that would require the powerful jerk to actually value that sort of loyalty.

It's clear that neither Trump nor Musk feel any kind of obligation to those who've lifted them up. Like many bootlickers across the United States, Kanye over-values his own importance and expects others to view him the same - similar to how many immigrants voted for Trump, thinking that surely they were the exception to all his anti-immigrant rhetoric, all the while refusing to listen to those of us who said they'd be lumped in together regardless.

People's inability to share another person's perspective has absolutely shredded our social fabric.

He has money to afford the best doctors in the world. If he has autism, he could get diagnosed.

And yes, he'd be rounded up on a train and shipped to a camp. How else are the Nazis gonna respond to a black man who proclaims themselves to be the greatest genius who ever lived?

I think this claim that he's being manipulated, while true, does elide some of the blame on Kanye. There have been plenty of people that have warned him what would happen if he continued down this path.

I do think it's worth pointing out that antisemitism is surprisingly high among African Americans. Which makes sense since they are disproportionately affected by institutional racism. Theories about globalist banking cabals neatly simplify the complex economic mechanisms by which they are oppressed. Of course, most black people don't then go around claiming that Hitler was right, because most black people are not blinded by mentail illness and hubris into thinking that they know better than the undeniable historical consensus of what happened in 1940s Europe.

It isn't a joke. I met a lot of people, who would actually like to reopen concentration camps (or it's just my local community).