Kanye West launches anti-Semitism criticism to Lyor Cohen, mentioning irv gotti in the fierce reaction

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Kanye West is again in controversy after former Def Jam executive Lyor Cohen clapped his hands, publicly condemning West's anti-Semitic rhetoric and Nazi images. Cohen, now the global music director at YouTube, wrote an open letter earlier this week criticizing Ye for promoting hateful remarks and urging him to use his platform more responsibly. Not only offensive, but it also triggers all the decent people who recognize the horror of the Holocaust… Your talent and coverage can be used to heal and inspire, bridge and promote understanding. There was a stern response – he has since deleted the reaction. In his post, he mocked Cohen’s name, mentioned “Kanye” in the letter, and accused veterans of the industry of seeking music, glorifying violent music in the black community while condemning their own actions. West wrote. “You and your entire industry are promoting and getting paid songs, Black Glory kills each other. My T-shirt is the worst thing ever. Think about it when Tory Burch comes to the door with a towel with him When I didn't smash it because I looked at you as a friend. With Cohen in Def Jam's history. You claim to quote Gotti in his last signature: “You know irv to you before he was gone What said, and since he is not here, I will say that. Suuuuck myyy diiiick. ” Like this: Like Loading… Discover more from Baller Alertsubscribe to send the latest posts to your email.

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