Kanye “Ye” West faces another ban. The “Donda” rapper has been surrounded by controversy lately after repeatedly harassing and attacking his ex-wife. kim kardashianwho was declared legally single in early March.
According to The Wrap, Ye was suspended from his Instagram account for 24 hours on March 16 for violating the platform’s policies on hate speech, bullying, and harassment.
The social network also removed posts on its feed that violated its policies, including one in which it called out Trevor Noah a racial slur. Noah had previously dedicated a segment on “The Daily Show” about the rapper’s harassment of Kim and Davidson.
But, although Ye’s social media ban was lifted, he is currently facing real-life consequences for his online behavior.
The Grammys officially banned her from performing at the show, which takes place on April 3. This is all we know about the situation.
Kanye West’s ‘online behavior’ has sparked concern among Grammy producers
Kanye “Ye” West was scheduled to take the Grammys stage on April 3, but has now been pulled from the schedule, according to The Blast.
A representative told the outlet that the Recording Academy “unfortunately” decided to rescind their invitation “due to what they feel is related to online behavior.”
Part of the reason Ye had to be removed, according to the outlet, is that the producers are concerned that he could have a showdown with Trevor Noah, who hosts the show again this year.
Noah previously compared Ye’s harassment of Kim Kardashian to a form of abuse, saying on his show that what the SKIMS founder is going through: “is terrifying to watch and highlights what so many women go through when they choose to walk away.”
While Ye hasn’t responded to the Grammy snub, she has had a rocky relationship with the Recording Academy. In September 2020, Ye posted a video of himself urinating on one of his 22 Grammy statuettes, according to the XXL Magazine.
He also criticized the award show for “being too white” in 2016, according to Rolling Stone.
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