Kanye West Rant about Drake, Nick Cannon, and Tyson Beckford on IG
We all know that when Kanye is ready to have a go at someone, he just go non-stop. He headed to Instagram on Thursday to address a few things that were not sitting right with his spirit. Over the course of four posts, Kanye gets a few things off his chest about Drake, Nick Cannon, and Tyson Beckford
In the IG videos, Kanye once again admits he could have stopped the feud in the first place had he been in the right headspace. “If I wasn’t in a medicated state, I might have thought or the wherewithal to say, ‘Hey Pusha, don’t diss drake on my beat,’ and I spoke about that and took accountability for that,” he reiterates.
Ye then breaks down his current issue with Drake. “The fact that is people making rumors or thinking that you fucked my wife and you not saying nothing and carrying it like that, that don’t sit well with my spirit.”
He goes on to reference Drake’s Scorpion cut “In My Feelings,” insinuating the Canadian rapper purposefully fueled rumors by making a song with the line “Kiki, do you love me?” Rumors later surfaced that “Kiki” might be a reference to an alleged relationship with Ye’s wife Kim Kardashian, which she has denied ever happened.
“If I had a girlfriend from Chicago, her name was Renita, and then you was married to Rihanna, I wouldn’t make a song called ‘Riri,’” he says. “So when you’re like, ‘Oh I don’t know where that comes from,’ you too smart for that. You know where that come from. Don’t make a record with nothing that can be confused.”
Kanye then pivots to another issue he’s having with Drake that more broadly has to do with treatment of his Kardashian relatives. “Now I told you. I didn’t tell Pusha no information about your baby, baby mama, nothing like that. That didn’t come from me,” he continues. “But when you played that record for me in the studio that said, ‘Yo we got some Kylies we got some Kendalls,’ I told you Travis is your man. Don’t make no record like that, that man just had a baby with her. That’s gonna be offensive…to her.”
The record he’s referring to is an unreleased Drake and Future collab that surfaced back in March. It was expected to be on Scorpion, but it still hasn’t been released. Before Ye could be called a hypocrite for speaking on Kylie and all his sister-in-laws on “XTCY,” which includes the line “You got a sister-in-law you’d smash? I got four of ’em,” he assures everyone he asked Travis if it was okay first.
Ye ends his Drake rant by telling the rapper to avoid speaking on his family directly or indirectly. “Period, it’s like don’t speak on nobody from my family. Nothing that can even be mentioned with my wife, period. We don’t have to talk again, I’m not giving no energy to that,” he says.
