Kanye West forms his own exclusive celebrity church after months of bizarre rants
Last year Kanye began toying with different ideas in his social media rants, making a number of outlandish statements and gathering much media attention. The rapper stirred controversy when he voiced his support for the US President., where he touched on a number of topics, but made international headlines by calling 400 years of slavery in the United States “a choice”.
During this period, Kanye discussed “mind control” and “consciousness” and spoke about his own experiences with bipolar, saying he’s been written off by critics and labelled crazy, and felt handled. As his Twitter rant continued Kanye said he felt his mania needed to be looked at differently, saying the “members of press are afraid to speak to someone who has been diagnosed but is still everyone’s favourite super hero”.
“Perhaps we stop looking at my tweets as rants and start looking at them as therapy testimonials and some even ministry.“Even alcohol is and addictive substance called spirits that actually block our earthly connection to our spirit when we drown ourselves in it.” I’ve been trying to do a serious interview speaking on mental health but it seems as though all members of press are afraid to speak to someone who has been diagnosed but is still everyone’s favorite super heroPerhaps we stop looking at my tweets as rants and start looking at them as therapy testimonials and some even ministryKanye’s comments are often defended and explained away by Kim Kardashian, who describes him as being “highly creative”.
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