- Ye called Barack Obama “a BLM office manager” during a Fox News interview.
- Tucker Carlson was Tucker Carlson’s conservative interviewee when the rapper made this statement.
- Ye stated that Obama was “brilliant” at his core but tried to “the white way” as a Black man.
Ye, also known as Kanye West before becoming a rapper, described former President Barack Obama as a “BLM manager” in an interview that aired last Friday. Ye stated that Obama was “brilliant” and tried to do “the white-way as a Black man.”
During a talkYe commented on Obama’s representation of the South Side Chicago area in the Illinois Senate. Ye then made a comment about Tucker Carlson (Fox News anchor), who was elected to the United States Senate and became the nation’s first Black president in January 2009.
Ye used blunt language to describe a BLM office manager in reference to “Black Lives Matter”,
“Basically, you get semi-influential Black persons to become the face for a white company. This means that they choose artists less talented than other artists because of their influence in the design industry. “Not based upon their actual work. Because everyone wants to be influential and have an opinion. Everyone is afraid to lose their opinion.
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He said, “Like any other person who has ever worked with me they just look at, “Who’s Ye farming talent that we can hire to be our BLM office manager?”
Carlson asked: “Do you see Obama as a BLM manager?” Ye replied, “Best one ever.” “Best one ever.”
Ye then went on and compared Obama to the late fashion designer Virgil Abloh – both Black men who have soared to great heights.
Obama, he stated, thought, “Just like Virgil these people are truly Black, and truly brilliant, but they went in to situations thinking they could do it white as a Black man.”
Ye spentObama spent a large part of his childhood in Chicago’s South Side, the heart of the area where he got his start in politics.
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