Tuesday, April 16, 2024

Kanye West Brings Sunday Service to Howard Univeristy, Rants About Slavery [WATCH]

*Howard University students were surprised with a concert Saturday morning by Kanye West, who delivered his Sunday Service for the homecoming. 

According to reports, students received an email around 6 a.m. with the announcement that Ye would be on campus for an 8am performance. 

West was joined by his famed gospel choir and they performed his hits “Jesus Walks,” “Fade” and more. Ye’s wife, Kim Kardashian was also in attendance, along with the couple’s kids North and Saint.

Students reactions to Yeezy were mixed, to say the least. Kanye was officially cancelled by many a year ago when he met with President Trump at the white house and gushed about being a proud card-holding member of club MAGA. He still hasn’t been forgiven for his pro-MAGA rant on SNL late last year, and for appearing on TMZ Live where he noted that “slavery was a choice.”

Last week, during his Sunday Service in Utah, Kanye praised Republicans and Abraham Lincoln for freeing the slaves. 

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In a video from the Howard event, Kanye is seen telling the crowd: “Next time the slave nets come out, lets all try and not stand in one place.”  The troubling comment was met with confusion and deep silence (see the moment via the Twitter video embed below).

Ye, who many believe is mentally unstable, then ranted about being in debt and being cancelled by the culture.

“I was in debt, I was in the mental hospital, I was canceled but the power belongs to God,” he said. “ As we stand here right in the yard of Howard University, does this look like canceled to you?.”

One commenter online reacted to the West’s antics at the historical HBCU by blaming the Kardashians, writing: “Ye off them meds again. Kris Jenner is one evil bitch who deprives Ye from his meds when she wants him to trend, so their trash family is on every social media platform and gives them publicity and promo for their show.”

Another said, “Coonye got booed for making a damn fool of himself in front of actual intelligent black people… HILARIOUS.”

A few Howard professors called out the university for inviting Kanye and praising him, considering his alleged anti-black views. 

Greg Carr, an associate professor at Howard’s Department of Afro-American Studies, took to social media and advised West hit up the school’s library to pick up a copy of the recommended read “The Mis-Education of the Negro.” The 1933 thesis argues that Black Americans are being culturally indoctrinated in public schools. 

West has yet to respond to the criticism.

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