*Kanye West, who says the 13th Amendment is “slavery in disguise,” didn’t follow through with plans to drop his “Yandhi” album Saturday night — and the reason has to do with Africa.
Ye appeared on “TMZ Live” Monday and said his 9th studio album was scrapped because he’s not done recording it. He plans on heading to Africa in the next couple weeks to complete the project. Watch the clip above as Kanye excitedly explains that he wants to draw inspiration and energy from the Earth there.
And there’s this …
West recently met with L.A. community leader Big U to discuss ways to give back to inner-city kids.
Check out the clip below.
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Following his unsettling comments on Trump and the 13th Amendment, Yeezy devoted some time to former Crips gang leader turned community activist Eugene Henley, who now dedicates his life to launching programs for children to help keep them off the streets, The Blast reports.
Big U tells the site that he’s launching a new program in the city aimed at converting portable storage units into drop-off locations for children to have access to developmental tools like books, science kits and toys that help develop motor skills. His goal is to provide anything to “get the kids to learn using their hands.” He’s hoping celebrities such as Mr. West will bring awareness to the project, the report states.
When Kanye showed up to the youth football league team dinner for the Crenshaw Rams — still wearing his MAGA hat — he reportedly gave vague details about how he plans to “do something even bigger” for the community.
The Blast noted that at the meeting, he was confronted by several people over his support for 45. Kanye explained that he met with Obama during his presidency and was “disappointed” in how he took care of the black community.
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