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Kanye West Aka Ye said that he regularly searches for dreams in which he asks Jay-Z for forgiveness. However, the repentance comes as late as controversial: West has made serious and baseless statements about the family of his former mentor in the past.
In a public apology, West turned over X to his former friend: “I’m sorry, Jay Z”, wrote West. “I feel bad because of my tweet, but I still think that I devoted my life to this industry and many thought that we were family – but when I needed family, none of these rappers stood by my side.”
Finally, in a now deleted contribution, which the “Complex” portal documented, West also admitted: “All my dreams only deal with an apology at Jay-Z.”
Silence of Beyoncé and Jay-Z-parents react
Beyoncé and Jay-Z initially did not give a public statement on the statements. However, it was reported that the famous couple are considering legal action. Beyoncé’s mother Tina Knowles expressed her displeasure as follows: “It is difficult to stay positive and respectful if you are confronted with ignorance and malice,” she wrote on Instagram. “But I know, no weapon that is forged against me or my family will be successful. However, this struggle is not mine, but God.”
Beyoncé’s father Mathew Knowles then commented: “People pay for being stupid – especially in the music business. I hope Kanye gets the kind of help he needs in terms of mental health.”
Meanwhile, West’s ex-wife Kim Kardashian is said to have been “horrified”, as the US portal “Page Six” reports, citing anonymous sources. Kardashian would have “given up” after the statements – because any conversation would have had no effect.
Speculations about the twins from Beyoncé and Jay-Z
A brief review: West had assumed Jay-Z on X (formerly Twitter) in April, among other things, that the seven-year-old twins Rumi and Sir Carter were generated by artificial insemination. He also questioned the intellectual skills of the youngest family members. Although West initially withdrawn some of his statements, he published it again shortly afterwards – because he had “under no circumstances out of the desire to be a better person” (via “nme”).
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This year alone, West shared numerous controversial contributions on the net: he revoked his apology for earlier anti-Semitic statements, identified himself as “Nazi”, wrote “I love Hitler” and praised Elon Musk as “the coolest person who has ever existed on Twitter”, shortly after the Hitler greeting was suspected at the Donald Trump Association.
At the beginning of the month it was also announced that Kanye West had changed his name again – official documents were submitted under the new name Ye Ye.