After having his Instagram account suspended for using an anti-semitic term towards a fellow musician, Kanye West is criticising Mark Zuckerberg.
Kanye claimed Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs was under the grip of “Jewish people” on Friday (local time).
The 52-year-old Diddy was accused after a fellow musician begged Kanye to stop endorsing t-shirts bearing the slogan “White Lives Matter.”
“I’m attempting to communicate with you as a black man. And the reason I’m speaking with you is that this is harming our people.
Stop,” Diddy texted to Kanye.
Any text you send, I will share, Kanye replied, before posting their conversation to his Instagram feed.
Then Kanye said that Jews were in control of Diddy.
This is not a game, I’m going to use you as an example to prove to the Jews who directed you to phone me that they have no power to intimidate or sway me, Kanye wrote on Instagram.
The posts were taken down by Mark Zuckerberg-run Meta, the company that owns Instagram.
Kanye yelled out at Mark on the platform in retaliation.
“Mark, look at this. How did you manage to ban me from Instagram? You were once my n****, Kayne said.
Accounts that consistently violate the platform’s rules are subject to restrictions, according to a Meta representative.
The rapper has used it to criticise people, including a contributing editor to Vogue, his ex-wife Kim Kardashian, and supermodel Gigi Hadid, however the spokesman could not specify which regulations Kanye broke.
In an interview with Tucker Carlson Tonight on the Fox News Channel, Kanye maintained his position regarding his T-shirts.
The rapper claimed that his “connection with God” and the “energy” he harnesses, which he described as “simply brilliance,” were the sources of inspiration for the shirt.
The rapper also maintained that, despite being a “educated ex-Black Panther,” his father Ray West considered the consequences to be “funny.”
Following an anti-Semitic insult, Kanye West was blocked from Instagram.
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