Kanye West has once again found himself in the spotlight for his controversial behavior on social media. Over the past couple of months, he has posted tweets targeting various individuals and groups, including making antisemitic remarks and other inflammatory statements. His activity culminated in the sale of shirts with offensive symbols and self-comparisons to notorious historical figures.
X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, has intervened by limiting his account’s functionality rather than imposing a full ban. This action requires West to verify his account and remove content deemed inflammatory. This isn’t the first time West has faced consequences on the platform; his account was previously locked for threatening behavior and posting offensive symbols.
Despite his social media controversies, Kanye West has been actively working on his music. Earlier this year, he released a track titled “Bully” and announced a forthcoming album, WW3, which has yet to be released as planned. His fanbase has diminished, and it seems unlikely that he will regain widespread support without significant changes in behavior. For now, his future on X remains uncertain, pending compliance with the platform’s moderation requirements.