Kanye West has compared his Instagram effusions to colonic irrigation.
The rapper, 45, who has unleashed a flurry of messages on the social media platform amid the furious backlash against his ‘White Lives Matter’ scandal, says he is raising his voice on the forum to highlight his “revolutionary” techniques. and insisted that his typically all-caps outbursts instead qualify as “toxic.”
He said in the second part of his wide-ranging interview on Fox News Channel’s ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight’ which aired on Friday (07.10.22): “
“When I have techniques that are revolutionary, if I raise my voice on Instagram, it’s a colonic and people can say, ‘Oh, this thing you’re doing is toxic.’
“I have to do everything I can to get it out of my body and there will be times when I see a level of tightness and I’m like, ‘I’m not going to let them kill me.'”
Kanye’s recent tirades on Instagram have included attacks on everyone from the Kardashians to supermodel Gigi Hadid to a contributing editor at Vogue, amid continued criticism of his ‘White Lives Matter’ t-shirt display at his Weekend show. Fashion Show in Paris on Tuesday. (04.10.22)
Kanye also used the second part of his chat with Tucker Carlson to lament that it hurts his feelings when he’s called “crazy.”
The rapper, who goes by the name Ye, added, “They keep using the thing, ‘Oh, he’s crazy, he’s crazy.’ And it hurts my feelings when people say that.
“It hurts me when people ask me, ‘Hey, are you okay?’
“I do certain things from a feeling, I just channel the energy. It just feels good. “It’s using a gut instinct, a connection to God, and just plain brilliance.”
He also insisted that his father Ray West found the aftermath of WLM “funny” even though he was an “educated former Black Panther”.
