“I am done with antisemitism”: Kanye West claims in his recent social media post 

Rapper Kanye West has been open about his antisemitic views on his X channel. The rapper had previously been "sued and banned" by his talent agency, 33 & West, in February following his X ramblings. Additionally, his brand's products were also removed from Shopify after his antisemitic remarks. In a recent series of posts, West made new claims about his belief system.

A screengrab was shared by X user (@Kurrco) that revealed his claims on May 22. He wrote,

"God forgive me for the pain I've caused. I love all people. I am done with antisemitism."

The ramblings continued on his X channel, and he claimed that he had forgiven those "who have caused" him "pain." He dropped a few other posts, claiming that he also had a recent conversation with his children. He said,

"I simply got a FaceTime from my kids and I wanna save the world again…"

The claims come after the rapper released the song, Heil Hitler on May 8.

Fans react to Kanye West's claims that he is done with "antisemitism"

Kanye West claims that he is turning to a new chapter in his life and is done with "antisemitism." The controversial rapper has gained backlash for his views and has also been shunned by his talent agency. While it is unclear what led Kanye West to changes in his radical beliefs, he attributed them to his call with his children. He further described "Earth" as "God's Kingdom" and wrote (@kanyewest),

"GOD CALLS FOR PEACE."

The posts gained attention from his fans and followers, many of whom have been echoing Kanye West's thoughts. Users took to the comment section of his post on "antisemitism." Some expressed their disbelief and noted that he has previously made such claims. One user (@rcastilleja_) wrote,

"bruh you say this every 4 months and get worse every time."

Another user wrote,

"Cool. Now maybe you can change the lyrics to your new song so it can actually be a decent banger"

Another netizen (@JesseDalba) chimed in,

"I didn’t see any antisemitism in your posts or your music ye. This was creative expression and anyone who says otherwise is a bigot."

Many fans expressed disbelief and noted that his beliefs are unlikely to change, especially since his posts come some days after his new single.

Kanye West has claimed that he is going to drop "antisemitism" and noted that he has "forgiven" people who have harmed him. While he didn't mention any names, he added that he spoke to his children over a video call and proclaimed that he wants "PEACE."

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