The Media Who Cried West Yeezus Rants

Yeezus Rants at Guy In Wheelchair and The Media Goes Wild

Kanye west aka Yeezus has once again made the headway news again with his in concert monologues or “rants” as they now have come to be known as. Yeezus is accused of screaming at a handicaped concert goer in a full fledged rant to stand up in the middle of a concert September 12, 2014 at Sydney, Australia tour date https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtoZOiBoY3I. The media has continued to do what they do best and that’s bash Mr. Kanye West for everything he does and says, even if it necessarily isn’t true like it wasn’t again in this case!

Kanye stopped in mid-song and said, “I’ver decided right now that I can’t do the rest of this show until everybody stand up. Unless you have a handicap pass were you get special parking and S***; and imma see you if you a’int standing up, believe me, i’m very good at that.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtoZOiBoY3I

If you have been to any of his concerts in the past year, you will find that this nothing new. He always wants everyone in attendance to interact with him like, jumping up and down, or forming a mosh pit, and he has demanded in other concerts that all rise to their feet, unless you were handicap. From the crowd, it looked like everyone was in on Kanye West’s motive of standing up with crowd full of cheers and immediately giving a standing ovation.

Kanye then went through the whole crowd until there was one last person that was being seated. Ye clearly states as he’s going through the crowd that, “ If he is in a wheel chair, then its fine….speaking to his security in the crowd he says, you say its cool? He’s in a wheel chair? Okay.” Then he goes directly into the song Good Life.

The medias headlines after the concert reported that, “Kanye forced a handicap person to stand up out of their wheelchair while at his show.” Clearly the media is out to undermine and besmirch Ye at every opportunity even if it is not true. Yeezus says that he wants all of the fans to interact with him to enhance the overall experience of the concert. What do you think?