after he got crucified over an antisemitic rant during one of his 'episodes' (mental illness related).

It wasn't a mental illness rant, it was just outright truth. His conversation with Lex Friedman was the biggest "gotcha" on Lex to date. Kanye asked him how it was different that millions of blacks were aborted versus the Jews that were allegedly genocided?

Lex had an absolute brain fart of a comeback, attacking Kanye and calling him ignorant and getting emotional saying it was different because he had family who died in the holocaust. But the point Kanye was making was that he felt abortion clinics were targeting "his people" and he wanted to know how that was different from when Hitler was targeting Lex' "people". Lex couldn't answer, and then tried to pivot using some sappy appeals to emotion; he proceeded to tell Kanye he needed to read books about the holocaust instead of addressing the points.

Kanye also reiterated about all the top execs in the entertainment industry being Jews -- many of whom screwed him and other entertainers over. Lex tried to pivot and just say those were evil people in the entertainment industry, not Jews. It was funny because after that interview the media tried doing the same thing at some point when Kanye was walking about, and he came prepared -- he hilariously pulled up a JPG from /pol/ showing the Jews who had top positions in the media entertainment industry. All the paparazzi vultures who were surrounding him became dead silent after he showed them the image.

Those are the kind of things that went completely ignored in the broader zeitgeist discussing "Kanye's mental illness rant against the Jews". It really wasn't some manic episode, it was just common sense. He rightly pointed out their small percentages yet their massive stronghold on entertainment and news.

I've always said I don't like Kanye, but he has been consistent in his message about Jewish control, how they screwed him over, and how they use messaging to distort his points in broader media. It's not something you can easily pick up on in bite-sized nuggets on social media. I only looked into it after people like Shapiro kept saying how "crazy", "mentally ill" and "antisemitic" Kanye was, which set off my Goyim-senses to look into it further, and that's when I actually watched the interviews and FULL context of what he was trying to say.

If you have time, definitely check out the whole conversation between Lex and Kanye. I used to like Lex because he was rational and pragmatic, but he spilled so much spaghetti in that interview I had to unsubscribe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AWLcxTGZPA&pp=ygUWa2FueWUgd2VzdCBsZXggZnJpZG1hbg%3D%3D

Monster has pretty good verses