Kanye West has been red pilled

[hillelslovak87]

Kanye has been anti-gun/gun violence for a long time. I don't think him supporting Parkland students is him being crazy.

Someone can be an absolute megalomaniac narcissist, and not want gun violence either.

 

[essie]

John Coltrane is a genius.
Eric Dolphy is a genius.
Monk is a genius.

Kanye might qualify as talented.

Am I allowed to think Coltrane, Dolphy, Wayne Shorter, Ornette, and Cecil Taylor are genius and Kanye too?

 

[HereticBD]

Second, you can see by the reaction to Kanye's Emma post that the right is reacting in the same way the left did when Kanye tweeted about Trump.

A post that has 6 retweets and a few dozen likes is your evidence of the right's reaction to him supporting some anti-gun activist is equal?

ROFL.

Meanwhile, Stephen Colbert, CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, etc, etc, all condemned Kanye West's support for Trump.

You guys are a fucking riot.

 

[essie]

A post that has 6 retweets and a few dozen likes is your evidence of the right's reaction to him supporting some anti-gun activist?

ROFL.

Meanwhile, Stephen Colbert, CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, etc, etc, all condemned Kanye West's support for Trump.

You guys are a fucking riot.

Tucker Carlson, Alex Jones, Candace Owens, Paul Joseph Watson, Fox News, etc, etc all celebrated Kanye West's support for Trump. Your original statement was the right barely reacted. I'm also not sure why it is a negative thing to react to a piece of news. I don't blame people for being upset about Kanye endorsing Trump or being happy about it. So what?

 

[HereticBD]

Tucker Carlson, Alex Jones, Candace Owens, Paul Joseph Watson, Fox News, etc, etc all celebrated Kanye West's support for Trump. Your original statement was the right barely reacted. I'm also not sure why it is a negative thing to react to a piece of news. I don't blame people for being upset about Kanye endorsing Trump or being happy about it. So what?

His support was covered because it's Trump. Of course the right covered it. The left was absolutely devastated and outraged over it, though.

You and your ilk are now trying to form this narrative that the right is now just as outraged over his support for some anti-gun chick, when that just isn't the case. You even rushed to post some tweet by some nobody who I could probably out-like, as evidence that the outrage is equal.

Your desperation to draw an equivalence is laughable.

 

[essie]

His support was covered because it's Trump. Of course the right covered it. The left was absolutely devastated and outraged over it, though.

You and your ilk are now trying to form this narrative that the right is now just as outraged over his support for some anti-gun chick, when that just isn't the case. You even rushed to post some tweet by some nobody who I could probably out-like, as evidence that the outrage is equal.

Your desperation to draw an equivalence is laughable.

I'm not desperate, i'm having a conversation. Your excuse for it being covered by the right is "of course its Trump" but the left was devastated? Very odd. And again, what is wrong with being outraged? I thought the right was very strongly for freedom of expression. Let people be upset. I don't know whether the right is just as outraged. I don't really think anyone was outraged to begin with though so whatever.

 

[HereticBD]

I don't really think anyone was outraged to begin with though so whatever.

Well, that's just dishonest, considering every major Liberal outlet condemned him for supporting Trump. You're just choosing not to see it, because it makes your ilk look like hysterical morons.

 

[essie]

Well, that's just dishonest, considering every major Liberal outlet condemned him for supporting Trump. You're just choosing not to see it, because it makes your ilk look like hysterical morons.

I don't really play the game of oh boy we got you look how dumb you look. I mean if I did I could point to the right freaking out about Obama's choice in mustard...but alas, I'm well beyond that. I am a huge Kanye fan and I was upset about his support for Trump. I wouldn't say outraged. I wouldn't say Colbert was outraged, just talking with his, you know, freedom of speech. I think for as "outraged" as the left was the right was equally happy to have a black person to prop up. I'm a very hardcore liberal and I can admit I get more upset about stupid things like Kanye supporting Trump than the right probably does but I didn't really see that. If you say it happened I believe you, and fair enough. Again, I'm having a conversation. If that makes me a hysterical moron so be it. I've been called worse.

 

[HereticBD]

I don't really play the game of oh boy we got you look how dumb you look.

That statement might have some merit, if you didn't already try to do exactly that with your little tweet, and followup commentary.


The rest of your post was boring.

 

[essie]

That statement might have some merit, if you didn't already try to do exactly that with your little tweet, and followup commentary.


The rest of your post was boring.

I didn't post any tweet.

 

[HereticBD]

I didn't post any tweet.

My mistake.

You still used it as the basis for your argument of "the right's response" though.

 

[Phisher]

The LOLs continue:

 

[senri]

All my beautiful flesh in this thread, let us taste these verses...

 

[Karasu-Hanta]

Kanye is probably a little crazy but damn he is one hell of a troll

 

[bobgeese]

Beats wise? Dre, Daz, and Quik. Shout out to Parliament !

And prime Snoop has the GOAT rap voice.

Dre is certainly at the top of the mountain. There might be a few folks up there with him, but you don’t get better, that’s for sure.

Snoop did have a good voice for rap. Honestly, I have limited exposure nowadays, but anytime I hear a more modern rapper, Kanye, dude with the tats on his face, I’m like, “wtf, these guys sound corny as a muv” compared to that late 90’s crew.

Since it just popped in my head and likely never will again, honorable mention to method man and redmans album from back in the day, and busts rhymes has the voice too.

 

[senri]

Dre is certainly at the top of the mountain. There might be a few folks up there with him, but you don’t get better, that’s for sure.

Snoop did have a good voice for rap. Honestly, I have limited exposure nowadays, but anytime I hear a more modern rapper, Kanye, dude with the tats on his face, I’m like, “wtf, these guys sound corny as a muv” compared to that late 90’s crew.

Since it just popped in my head and likely never will again, honorable mention to method man and redmans album from back in the day, and busts rhymes has the voice too.

Kanye in his early days had bars, it's just he is getting overshadowed by other up and coming rappers so he has had to improvise his identity to stay relevant. He is quite good at advertising himself like this, and it still garners him influence. This will only amplify the youth counterculture movement that is coming about.

 

[bobgeese]

Kanye in his early days had bars, it's just he is getting overshadowed by other up and coming rappers so he has had to improvise his identity to stay relevant. He is quite good at advertising himself like this, and it still garners him influence. This will only amplify the youth counterculture movement that is coming about.

Never particularly listened closely to his lyrics, but I assume they had to have something to gain notoriety. Unless he’s like the nephew of some record exec I’m not aware of.

PS, bonus points for the Wayne shorter mention. Definitely genius. His tunes are always an interesting endeavor.

 

[senri]

Never particularly listened closely to his lyrics, but I assume they had to have something to gain notoriety. Unless he’s like the nephew of some record exec I’m not aware of.

PS, bonus points for the Wayne shorter mention. Definitely genius. His tunes are always an interesting endeavor.

No nepotism he was the talk of the town among the elite in the rap realm when was coming up as the new kid on the block, he is a genius when it comes to orchestrating flow and putting lyrics in a manner that the youth can relate with, however the rest of us in this thread are older and no longer relate to anything new. This whole thing has the potential to shift the pendulum, as kids are all about counter culture. Essentially he is saying it's no longer cool to be a liberal or democrat and that you should think for yourself. I can't think of a rapper that championed free thinking the last time i can remember.

 

[Diamond Jim]

Tomorrow on Fox & Friends: “Out of touch elite supports grabbing our guns.”

 

[jamesmiller14]

Tom Arnold owns Kanye in one tweet and has more support than Kanye, everyone is slamming Kanye but Arnold is getting mad support,

It seems weird to me that Tom Arnold has a Twitter account went in my mind he died back in the 1990s, back when he was last relevant.

But by all means, let's push the opinions of Tom Arnold.