Kanye West Declares He Won’t Apologize for His Jewish Remarks, Asserts “Dominance” Over Bianca Tzorori: “Damn All This Woke Stuff”

Kanye West’s Controversial Comments

Kanye West has returned to the Jewish community to address his past anti-Semitic remarks while claiming he was “dominated by his wife Bianca Tzorori.

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The rapper took to X/Twitter today (February 7) to unleash a contradictory tirade, attacking the Jewish community and retracting his previous apologies for his anti-Semitic comments. He also insisted that his wife’s controversial appearance on the Grammys red carpet was only possible with his “permission.”

Support for Fellow Artists and Continued Rhetoric

He began his updates by expressing support for Diddy and Chris Brown, in response to the latter’s recent legal issues surrounding sexual violence. He furthered this discourse, asserting his refusal to “control” those who support the Democrats.

“Any n ****, come to my face and ask me about this puff shit, and I will immediately theft. I don’t care if you jump eight feet, jump and steal you,” he wrote. “You no longer need to tell me what color hat to wear. If you ask me on the phone, I’ll hang up immediately and never speak with you again.”

Any n**** comes to my face, ask me about this puff shit, I will immediately fight them, I don’t care if you iMa height of 8 feet, I won’t grab you, no more tell me what color hat to wear, if you ask me on the phone, I’ll hang up…

– Ye (@kanywest) February 7, 2025

He continued to hone in on his comments, disparaging those who supported Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris. “Damn it, all this woke shit,” he lamented. “No one wants to see this shit. It is unhealthy and contributes to obesity.”

Repercussions from His Past and Current Stance

He also launched a verbal attack on the Jewish community, disregarding his previous apologies for anti-Semitic remarks and asserting his right to express his opinions freely. “I never apologize for my Jewish comments. I can say whatever the hell I want to say forever. Where are my damn apologies for freezing my accounts?” he stated, further insisting he was sober.

“If I were clear, Jewish, don’t run me anymore,“ he declared. “No one also grew. I am calm, like ice,” he added. “This is how I truly feel, and how I will always feel. Damn your whole damn unfair business transactions. (Any) Jewish person doing business with me should know that I do not like or trust any Jewish person… and this is completely sober.”

I never apologize for my Jewish comments, I can say whatever the hell I want to say forever, where are my damn apologies for freezing my accounts, suck my dick, like an apology

– Ye (@kanywest) February 7, 2025

West also commented on his wife’s recent controversial appearance at the 2025 Grammy Awards, in which she wore a nearly transparent dress. This raised concerns about her well-being and suggestions of potential legal repercussions.

Dismissing the divisive look as a “feminist” statement, he insisted: “I have dominion over my wife. This is not woke, feminist shit. She is with a billionaire; why should she listen to someone of you, a dull ass, broke bitches?”

Over the years, numerous allegations have surfaced against West regarding his comments. A former employee claimed the rapper said the Jewish people were “working together to restrain” him. In another incident, he was accused of using anti-Semitic language and praising Hitler during a workplace interview. In prior comments, he stated he did not “believe” in the term anti-Semitism.

Last year, Kanye West revealed in an interview that he had autism and believes he was misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder back in 2016. He also mentioned that he has stopped taking medication for bipolar disorder.