Th controversial rapper, who now goes by Ye, has walked bacck his statement about identifying as a Nazi following sandler's skit in SNL50.

Ye tweeted, “After further reflection I’ve come to the realization that I’m not a Nazi,” a quick and unexpected reversal from his earlier remarks. This tweet came amid a series of posts where Ye had ...

Kanye West expressed his gratitude toward comedian Adam Sandler for the tribute song he sang during Saturday Night Live's ...

The last time we heard from Ye on X (formerly Twitter), he was passionately defending Diddy, dubbing himself a Nazi, insulting women, and offering many other errant thoughts before ultimately ...

Ye announced less than two weeks ago that he was a Nazi and praised Adolf Hitler. Now the artist has admitted that he isn't a Nazi ...

Either Kanye West has done some thoughtful reflection, or he's drumming up buzz because he's gearing up to drop "Bully." ...

Kanye West took to X, formerly Twitter, to complain about the Grammys not giving him and his wife, Bianca Censori, tickets.

As odious and disappointing as many of Kanye’s views are, and as sickening as antisemitism is – in its sadly always-present, ever-morphing forms – I endeavour to seek beauty wherever it presents ...

They eventually gave me tickets but only for the red carpet,” the rapper wrote. “At that point I hadn’t started the rampage.” ...

Kanye West has spent the last few weeks stiring up controversy. His return to the United States has been a troubling and wild ride.

Mental health conditions don't cause most people to say "bigoted, racist, antisemitic things," Alyssa Farah Griffin said.