Ye explained that oftentimes he needs to “act like a complete ass” in order for people to hear him out and take him seriously, throwing the jab at the Kardashian-Jenner family.
He also added that, oftentimes, he needs to act out in order to be heard by those who are allegedly oppressing him, especially the Kardashian-Jenner family.
“I have to act like a complete ass to have any sayso on what my children do because of all the people who have control of all the children in the clan,” he explained.The rapper, 45, has been feuding with his ex-wife Kim Kardashian on how to raise their four children — North, 9, Saint, 6, Chicago, 4, and Psalm, 3 — sincein February 2021 and makes sure everyone knows by posting it on social media.
Mainly, he has had an issue with how often he gets to see his kids — which is only 20 percent of the time,Ye has been pushing for their kids to split their time between the school she had chosen and his Donda Academy.However, in the interview with Carlson, he admitted that Kardashian lets the kids come over for choir after they’re done with their classes at Sierra Canyon in California.
“He thinks it’s a PC thing,” said an insider, “He wants to give a voice to the ‘other side’ [of the race debate in America].”
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