Ray J on Kanye's Hitler Rants: Ye Can Say What He Wants About Me, That's Not OK (Part 9)
February 21, 2025
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Ray J addresses the recent controversy surrounding Kanye West and his inflammatory remarks about Hitler and his purported admiration for the dictator. While Ray J admits to being somewhat out of the loop, he took a firm stance against Kanye's actions, echoing sentiments shared by many that such rhetoric is unacceptable. The discussion also touched on the sale of merchandise featuring a swastika, indicating a troubling direction in Kanye's ventures.
Vlad expressed surprise over Kanye's failure to acknowledge that Hitler, whom he had praised, also held deeply racist views against Black people, potentially impacting Kanye's mixed-race children. Ray J and Vlad deliberated on the implications of cancel culture, questioning its effectiveness when someone continues to draw public attention. Ray J criticized the blurred lines between real and fictional narratives, noting how media spectacles often alter public perception. Despite any past disputes, he was adamant that Kanye's actions crossed a line.
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