*Kanye West returned to his hometown this week where he chopped it up with a local radio station about his infamous “slavery is a choice” comments.

Yeezy stopped by the WGCI Chicago radio station for an interview and tried to elaborate on his “non-historical opinion,” — ultimately apologizing for the hurt he caused.

“It wasn’t the actual comment. I said “400 years, it sounds like a choice — to me. To Kanye West. Not being a historian … to me, when I hear about an entire group of powerful people being held captive for 400 years it sounds like a choice to the spirit of Kanye West. Which, I think is aligned with the spirit of Harriet Tubman. Which I think is aligned with the spirit of Nat Turner. In my non-historical opinion, I feel that these are examples of people from the past who felt similar to that. Even if it was worded incorrectly in the white man’s tongue. Maybe I could have danced or I could have spoken Swahili — because even the fact that we’re having to have this conversation in English is a form of slavery. It’s not even our language, bro.”

Watch the clip above, and read what else he had to say below.

OTHER NEWS YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED: T.I. ‘Thinks His Sh*t Don’t Think’ Says Arresting Officer on Body Cam – Watch/Listen

“The thing about being called crazy, the biggest stigma that has to be broken is that you instantly get written off. But you might be the only one who knows what they’re talking about. Also what I wanna say to everyone listening right now—I have never really approached or addressed the slavery comment fully,” he continued. “And it’s not something for me to overly intellectualize. This is something about the fact that it hurt people’s feelings and the way that I presented that piece of information. I could present in a way more calm way, but I was ramped up. And I apologize. That happens sometimes when people are—I’m not blaming mental health, but I’m explaining mental health.”

Adding: “I don’t know if I properly apologized for how the slavery comment made people feel. I’m sorry for the one-two effect of the MAGA hat into the slave comment, and I’m sorry for people that felt let down by that moment. And I appreciate you giving me the opportunity to talk to you about the way I was thinking and what I was going through.”

Source: https://www.eurweb.com/2018/08/kanye-west-now-everybodys-woke-w-donald-trump-as-president-watch/

Votes: 0
E-mail me when people leave their comments –

You need to be a member of The Khaliseum to add comments!

Join The Khaliseum

The Shorty Roc NYC Show

You need to be a member of The Khaliseum to add comments!

Join The Khaliseum

Comments are closed.

Genevieve updated their profile
Tuesday
Brittany Arnold and King Shorty Roc are now friends
Monday
Brittany Arnold is now a member of The Khaliseum
Monday
Angela Newby and King Shorty Roc are now friends
Sunday
CHICA Divine is now a member of The Khaliseum
Saturday
Poly Goddess and King Shorty Roc are now friends
Sep 13
Poly Goddess and Allurera Martin joined The Khaliseum
Sep 13
Allurera Martin and King Shorty Roc are now friends
Sep 13
King Shorty Roc’s blog post was featured
Written by Shorty Roc
Tonight the who's who of the entertainment industry converged at the swanky facilities of @simpsonandreed, the powerhouse law firm behind hip-hop heavyweights @meekmill and @vicmensa. @TheKhaliseum TV Network and…
Sep 12
King Shorty Roc posted a blog post
Written by Shorty Roc
Tonight the who's who of the entertainment industry converged at the swanky facilities of @simpsonandreed, the powerhouse law firm behind hip-hop heavyweights @meekmill and @vicmensa. @TheKhaliseum TV Network and…
Sep 12
Tinie Shante and King Shorty Roc are now friends
Sep 12
Kamour, Tinie Shante, Dalisha Taylor and 1 more joined The Khaliseum
Subscriber
Sep 12
Kae'Yonce and Dalisha Taylor are now friends
Subscriber
Sep 12
Tinie Shante updated their profile
Sep 12
Yemaya Porter and King Shorty Roc are now friends
Sep 12
Yemaya Porter and PURPOSE Tirado joined The Khaliseum
Subscriber
Sep 11
More…