Kanye West held up the shirt backstage and asked Candace Owens to wear it. She agreed because she understood the message he was trying to convey, which was a statement challenging societal norms and sparking conversation.
The aftermath was intense, with widespread media backlash and public anger. The conversation shifted to accusations of anti-Semitism against Kanye West, and Candace Owens faced immense pressure to condemn him, which she chose not to do.
Candace Owens chose not to condemn Kanye West because he had shared personal struggles with her, and she believed in understanding his perspective rather than succumbing to external pressure.
Candace Owens faced significant challenges, including postpartum stress, hair loss, and pressure from friends and followers who threatened to withdraw support unless she condemned Kanye West. She described it as the toughest moment in her career.
Kanye West was upset because the network Candace Owens was on decided she wasn't the right person to interview him due to their friendship. He felt her voice was being controlled and that the decision was unfair.
The conversation was recorded as a 'time capsule' to be released when Candace Owens had her own platform. It was meant to preserve Kanye West's thoughts and perspectives for a future audience, free from external control.
Kanye West believes the media cannot stand the combination of him and Candace Owens because it represents a powerful intellectual and creative force that challenges mainstream narratives and control.
Kanye West feels targeted by the media because he believes they attack him from every angle, including his family, relationships, and children, in an attempt to discredit and control him.
Kanye West believes the label 'mentally ill' is used to discredit his ideas and silence him. He traces the origin of this label to 2015, when he was hospitalized and a Jewish doctor and Hollywood trainer publicized his bipolar diagnosis.
Kanye West criticizes Jewish media executives for controlling narratives and disproportionately influencing the media. He believes they have harmed him and other Black artists by limiting their voices and controlling their careers.
Kanye West believes that Jewish executives have historically controlled the Black voice in media and entertainment. He argues that this has led to a lack of fair representation and opportunities for Black artists and leaders.
Kanye West highlights the high abortion rate in the Black community, comparing it to a 'holocaust' and criticizing the media for not addressing it. He believes this issue is disproportionately affecting Black people and is being ignored by those in power.
Kanye West is not afraid of being labeled 'anti-Semitic' and leans into the title. He believes it is used to silence him and prevent him from speaking out about his experiences with Jewish executives and their impact on his career.
Kanye West believes God is guiding his path and using him as a vessel to challenge systems and bring about change. He sees his success and platform as part of a divine plan to unite people and promote truth.
Kanye West believes America needs to come together and move beyond division. He emphasizes the importance of bringing happiness and joy back to the world and calls for a society that values fairness and humanity over conflict.
Another episode that was banned on YouTube. My interview with Ye (Kanye West).
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