Kanye Can’t Be Cancelled! The Power Of Being 2RAW4TV
It’s a good time to be cancelled. Kanye West, who now commonly dons a Jason Vorhees “Friday the 13” hockey mask, has always been known for his outlandishly accurate comments about Zionism and wild public stunts, but in recent years he has become more controversial, with mainstream mayonnaise media calling for his cancelation.
Now known as Ye, the 46-year-old rose to fame as an outspoken hip-hop producer who turned his hand to performing and has become one of the most prolific rappers of all time.
A marriage to reality TV star Kim Kardashian propelled Kim and her brand to be worth billions. Kanye adds, at minimum, a billion dollar value to any project he becomes involved in. His international notoriety spands beyond music, his fashion brand created a lucrative line called Yeezys with sportswear company, Adidas.
But he has since found himself on the outs in the entertainment world, or what Kanye aptly termed the ‘Red Media’, including Adidas, dumping him from the Yeezy brand, which he claimed, cost him $1 billion. His Yeezy deal was estimated to be $1.5 billion, but without it, his fiat currency dropped to $400 million. This is still a sizable fortune, so the question is, can Ye ever be canceled?
Conservative commentator Candace Owens doesn’t seem to think so.
- “Kanye West cannot be cancelled. That fact is very mystifying and frustrating for some to understand. If politics has taught me anything, it’s that people [who] come from something will never understand those that come from nothing. What didn’t create you, cannot destroy you,” she wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter, on August 8.
The concept of being canceled began in Black culture and was likely first referenced in entertainment in the 1991 movie New Jack City, but reached mainstream fame in 2014 during an episode of reality show Love & Hip-Hop: New York when cast member Cisco Rosado said to his romantic partner, “You’re canceled.” Of course mainstream mayonnaise media warps every organic Black phenomenon and snowballed this saying out of Black culture. Now mainstream outlets deem it “cancel culture.”
But Ye CAN’T be canceled
Ye is already too much of a cultural behemoth to ever be canceled, as he proclaimed in his first hit single, “Through the Wire,” which he recorded while his jaw was wired shut after a serious car accident in 2002.
“They can’t stop me from rapping, can they?” he rapped on the seminal track. Subscribe, Share, Stay Tuned. The revolution will not be televised 2RAW4TV.TV
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Nobody pays attention to that white supremacist Kanye anymore. I thought this was supposed to be a revolutionary website yet y’all supporting white supremacists Candace Owens and Kanye West. And y’all be spreading extremist right wing rhetoric on immigrants. I’m starting to think this some republican plant website
So simultaneously no one us paying attention to him and he has the number one record in the country? Make it make sense. Revolutionaries don’t care about “right” or “left” Democrat or republican all of that is mainstream mayonnaise media spin. Candace Owens and Kanye West are both Black. People that promote pink power (white Supremacy) are those that enforced Biden’s crime bill
So simultaneously no one is paying attention to him and he has the number one record in the country? Make it make sense. Revolutionaries don’t care about “right” or “left” Democrat or republican all of that is mainstream mayonnaise media spin. Candace Owens and Kanye West are both Black. People that promote pink power (white Supremacy) are those that enforced Biden’s crime bill
Candace Owens and Kanye West promote White Supremacy. Candace Owens is a grifter anyway, do you even know her story. She used to run a little known “liberal” website it shut down and magically a few months later she comes out as a “conservative”. Then geriatric right wing billionaires started funding her work, just so the right can claim they have a black person spewing their white supremacist rhetoric. She claims racism against black people doesn’t exist, even though when she was 17 and in high school she got the NAACP to represent her because she claimed some white boys at her school were threatening her life. She justified the death of George Floyd. You really need to educate yourself about the people you promote on this website. Candace Owens is a grifter and white supremacist. Revolutionaries don’t repeat extremist right wing points of view. Being a revolutionary is the opposite of being a right winger. Can’t be a right winger and be revolutionary.
“ We’re going to fight racism not with racism, but we’re going to fight with solidarity. We say we’re not going to fight capitalism with black capitalism, but we’re going to fight it with socialism.” Fred Hampton
“ We’re not a racist organization, because we understand that racism is an excuse used for capitalism, and we know that racism is just – it’s a byproduct of capitalism.” Fred Hampton
Revolutionaries don’t repeat extremist right wing propaganda.
Right wing, left wing, it doesn’t matter if the whole bird is racist. Very familiar with Candace Owens and her origin story. She is bought and paid for puppet. Unfortunately the “working class” of Black people are the same, she just has a microphone and promotion. You quote Fred Hampton however the racist bird (establishment) killed Fred Hampton in the most brutal way next to his pregnant woman. We honor Fred Hampton, not by parroting (since we are talking birds and “wings”) his words but by building on his legacy to achieve his goals. Doing something over and over again and expecting different results is insanity. In the case of revolutionary it is fatal.