Kanye West in vile Beyonce and Jay Z outburst after revealing reason for backtracking

Jay-Z and Beyonce have been the targets of Kardashian West’s latest outburst on social media, where he has criticised them.

Kanye West launched into yet another vile social media outburst, this time taking aim at fellow musicians Beyonce and Jay Z. The controversial rapper, who is now legally called Ye, had shared a vicious post on X regarding the married couple’s family. However, he soon deleted the post – before admitting his regret at doing so.

Ye took to the Elon Musk-owned platform to embark on another nasty outburst, hitting out at a number of people and social groups. Among them were Jay-Z and Beyonce. However, despite taking down his initial post, Ye let it known he regretted his decision.

Ye blasted one of his comments, which were primarily typed in all capital letters, as saying, “The only thing I was mad about in the last few hours was taking that Jay Z and Beyonce tweet down.” Dame Dash, not Jay Z, signed me, though.

His rant went on: “Concerning the Jay Z and Beyonce tweet, n****s said I woukd [sic] regret it. Noooo I regret taking it down My Twitter is a one way conversion.”

He claimed Jay Z made him take it down, but he insisted that a member of my music team called and begged him to do the same. He claimed they had cautioned him about a Twitter ban before saying that he was “so mad I took that down.”

Kanye made the decision to write “F*** eeevvveeree celebrity I meant it,” after dropping his initial comments.

The star shared a number of outbursts on Tuesday, just one of them. In a spooky post, he also claimed that he “may be murdered within the next week.”

He claimed in a troubling conversation with a friend that his actions on the social media platform would cause him to become “greater” the sooner he was “killed.”

To deal with the repercussions of some of his more hateful comments, the musician took a break from his contentious post. The Gold Digger singer shared a screenshot of a text exchange with an undisclosed friend, saying, “I believe I may be murdered within the next week for my tweets.”

The friend reportedly responded, “Noooooooooooo. No, please. There were other instances of those. Additionally, Pasolini was a communist, and the far-right murdered him because he spoke too much and was gay. You’re going to live! “!

Kanye cryptically stated in the caption of the post, “THE SOONER THEY KILL ME THE GREATER I’LL BE,” in addition to sharing the conversation.

Last week, Ye, 47, shared a picture of a red swastika on a black background, claiming it would be the album art for an upcoming record. He also went on a vile rampage on X on February 7.

Source: Mirror