Kanye said he loved Trump on Jimmy Kimmel had crowd behind him

Sorry, I may have heard what wasn't there or at least I interpreted the essence of what he communicated in his interview translated into him "saying" he has love for Trump and operates out of love not fear... Perhaps he didn't say it literally this time but he has said it before and even tweeted "you can't make me not love Trump" and I think people in the crowd knew his position.... and Jimmy asked about that (using "like" instead of love). In essence I felt that came across more or less when he was asked if he liked president Trump and he talks about moving towards love rather than fear @3:33. He then says everyone tries to pick his candidate for him and that they didn't want him to be a Trump supporter but every time he said I like Trump thy said he couldn't say it outloud. He said it took him a year and a half to standup and put on the hat (referring to the MAGA hat).
Everything the interview is basically communicates that he loves Trump without saying the exact words.
I guess I would have been more accurate to use the word "communicated" instead of "said".

Last Edited by everyNameIsTaken on 08/10/2018 12:11 PM

kimmel is an expert on everything, especially when he goes off on health care.... he has a sick kid, so he knows all about the inner working and how to fix the entire health care industry.... of course, his solution is to make the government pay for it.

If you'll notice, he does that quite frequently with people whom one would ordinarily think of as scumbags. I'd bet that it's a habit from his real-estate days, calling everyone "good guys" or whatever. You can't very well call someone an asshole and then expect them to do business with you!

Kimmel was flipped when he was dating that female comedian who was popular about 8-10 years ago.

Headlines I just read: the media is reporting that when asked about Trump and blacks, Kanye hesitated. As expected, the media wants everyone to believe that Kayne is saying Trump is racist!

Maybe he doesn't use those words because he realizes that he would have fit very neatly into those definitions, and doesn't want to give his detractors yet one more thing to chew on and savage him about.

yeah i'm still waiting on ONE, just ONE example of what exactly trump has done to black people since he has been running that is "racist".

they don't write laws based on if you are black or white, but you'd think trump is making all this pro-white people only laws the way they are acting.

That is a possibility as well, although it seems as if the left has forgotten about his liberal roots.

Last Edited by Some Guy on 08/10/2018 01:11 PM

He must have been red pilled by his mother in law Caitlyn Jenner...

I like Kanye but he really can't sing! He's terrible at singing.

His popularity in the music industry has always baffled me, but it was his character that made me dislike him on a personal level. Let's hope that has changed permanently.

His popularity comes from him being probably the best hip hop producer of all time and putting together a stretch of classic well regarded albums.

That wasn't a question it was a loaded liberal BS statement wrapped in a question.

Well, that certainly is your opinion and the opinion of his fans as well. Not my thing, but I'm not here to debate his music career. I'm more interested in his character.

The lyrics of "Wait till I get my money right" to me suggests he was looking forward to not being manufactured like they do in the music industry. I think his character was manufactured contraversy and the record labels own everything you do in public basically until you no longer depend on music for wealth and I think with his apparel company he is at that point now.

Alternatively, he may have been Shifting the mentality of consumerism and reckless borrowing that is pushed by record labels. Shifting it to a struggle to not be wreckless with money and once his "money is right" he will be more free and better off. Either way there are a few lyrics that are far more positive than the average crap rapper.

He also raps about God and raps about how the radio won't play him if he raps about God. He sort of made a rap-gospel record Life of Pablo specifically Ultra light beam which is offensive if you think it is "rappifying" gospel instead of "gospelifying rap".

To me the classic black artist is soul, funk, gospel and even the rhythem and blues of the early 1900s more commonly known today as rock. But the record labels promote crime glorifying rap. Kanye sort of operated within those bounds and then transformed it slightly. Now he doesn't need to fal back on music so he can take risks politically.

Last Edited by everyNameIsTaken on 08/10/2018 02:36 PM

Interesting thoughts. Can you imagine if you were in the midst of a successful music career and some top exec approaches you and says "hey, we love whay you are doing, but we want you to come off as an unhinged wackadoodle for the next few years. Trust us, you'll be a hit!" If that's the case, props to kanye for making it out alive and intact.

Last Edited by Some Guy on 08/10/2018 02:21 PM

It's a typical Crap Liberal Cut. Blaming Trump for separation at the border and then cutting off his answer.

They are trying to play this guy for a fool.

Yeah, I know. :)