Kanye West has pushed back against social media speculation that his recent lengthy apology was a PR stunt ahead of his upcoming album, Bully.On Monday (26 January), West – who legally changed his name to Ye in 2018 – published a letter in the Wall Street Journal, addressing his past anti-Semitic co...
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Kanye West has pushed back against social media speculation that his recent lengthy apology was a PR stunt ahead of his upcoming album, Bully.
On Monday (26 January), West – who legally changed his name to Ye in 2018 – published a letter in the Wall Street Journal, addressing his past anti-Semitic comments and actions, including selling T-shirts bearing a swastika and releasing a song titled 'Heil Hitler'.
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