Kanye West, now legally known as Ye, is back at it again—flooding Twitter with some of his wildest takes yet. Over the past 48 hours, his timeline has been a mix of rants, accusations, and straight-up disturbing statements. From bizarre claims about Elon Musk to openly praising Hitler, Ye’s tweets have sparked another round of backlash, leaving many wondering if he’s finally gone too far.
Bianca Censori’s Grammys Outfit: Ye Fires Back
It all started when people dragged his wife, Bianca Censori, for showing up to the 2025 Grammys in a see-through dress. Instead of ignoring the noise, Ye jumped in, tweeting, “I have dominion over [my] wife.” That one sentence was enough to set social media on fire, with many calling him controlling and possessive.
Ye’s Hitler Comments Take Things to Another Level
Just when you think Kanye tweets can’t get any worse, they do. He casually tweeted, “I love Hitler,” doubling down on past remarks that already cost him major brand deals. The backlash was swift, with people calling his words dangerous and antisemitic. Some are even pushing for Twitter to ban him completely.
Elon Musk Caught in the Crossfire
For some reason, Ye also went after Elon Musk, accusing him of copying his “Nazi swag” at Trump’s inauguration. This came out of nowhere, but Ye seemed convinced, even referencing an old conspiracy that Musk once made a Nazi-style salute—something Musk has repeatedly denied.
The Most Shocking Kanye Tweets from This Week
Here’s just a glimpse of what Ye posted:
- “I love Hitler” and “I’m a Nazi”—tweets that instantly sparked outrage.
- “I’M NEVER APOLOGIZING FOR MY JEWISH COMMENTS I CAN SAY WHATEVER THE FK I WANNA SAY FOREVER.”
- Claims that “Jewish people actually hate white people and use Black people.”
- Demanding the release of Diddy—despite no actual proof that he’s in jail.
- Saying he’s buying two Maybachs and making the Jewish seller read all his tweets.
Should Twitter Finally Ban Him?
This is where the debate kicks in. Some argue that Kanye tweets, no matter how unhinged, fall under free speech. Others say he’s pushing hate speech and needs to be permanently removed. The Anti-Defamation League has already slammed his posts as “dangerous,” and calls for action are growing louder.
Elon Musk, who’s usually quick to comment, hasn’t addressed Ye’s latest meltdown yet. But if history tells us anything, it’s that Kanye won’t stop tweeting—no matter the consequences.