In a bizarre all-caps rant, Kanye West, 48, took to social media to talk about his relationship with his wife, Bianca Censori, and blast critics of their nudity stunt at the 2025 Grammys.
“I have dominion over my wife,” the “Runaway” rapper wrote in all caps, adding that their relationship isn’t “no woke as[s] feminist s–t. She’s with a billionaire why would she listen to any of you dumb ass broke bitches.”
He also praised Adolf Hitler during his concerning Twitter rant, writing, “Hitler was sooooo fresh.”
He added: “IM RACIST STEREO TYPES EXIST FOR A REASON AND THEY ALL BE TRUE.”
West, who has made antisemetic remarks in the past, also posted in all caps, “ANY JEWISH PERSON THAT DOES BUSINESS WITH ME NEEDS TO KNOW I DONT LIKE OR TRUST ANY JEWISH PERSON.”
West has a history of antisemetic remarks. Even conspiracy theorist Alex Jones expressed disgust about the rapper’s declarations of love for Nazis —in 2022, when West appeared on Jones’ show “Infowars,” Jones later told YouTuber Steven Crowder about West, “’He said, ‘I looove Hitler’ — I think he had an orgasm over there. There’s a real creepy factor with this Hitler stuff.”
West, who shares four children with Kim Kardashian and officially finalized their divorce in 2022, has been in a relationship with Censori, 30, since 2022. They reportedly tried the knot without making it official by filing for a license.
The couple caused a stir at the 2025 Grammys on Sunday night when they hit the red carpet with Censori’s nude body on full display in public.
The Australian architect and model took off her fur coat in front of a large group of photographers to reveal a barely-there minidress without a bra or underwear.
“People say the red carpet look was her decision,” West continued in his social media rant.
“Yes I don’t make her do nothing she doesn’t want to but she definitely wouldn’t have been able to without my approval.”
However, a close West confidante told The Post that Censori, “would have much rather worn a pretty dress. She would have enjoyed the evening a lot more.”
The insider continued, “She was really nervous and wanted to back out several times, but he didn’t want her to. When Ye gets something in his head, there’s no talking him out of it. But make no mistake, this was totally him and not her.”
In a separate tweet, West told his followers he “fired and blocked” an employee who “was uncomfortable” with Censori’s so called “invisible” outfit.
Hollywood PR expert Quincy Dash told The Post that he believes that the move was carefully thought out by the “Vultures” rapper ahead of time.
“They’re in a business called show business,” Dash, founder of PR firm Quincy Dash Co., exclusively told The Post. “What Kanye understands better than any other celebrity or talent is the game of public relations. His strategy is that all press is good press, and there’s no such thing as bad publicity.”
He added,“Everyone is talking about it right now. As soon as the stunt happened, he was able to post on his channels about his clothing line,” Dash said. “Something like this works hand in hand with what he’s trying to do. The more outrageous, the more attention-grabbing it is, the more money they make.”
After the nude scandal, West also took to social media to urge President Trump to “free Puff,” referring to Sean “P. Diddy” Combs amid the music mogul’s incarceration on charges of sex trafficking.
“PLEASE FREE MY BROTHER PUFF,” he wrote on social media.
West added, “ALL THESE CELEBRITY N***** AND B****** IS P**** YALL A WATCH OUR BROTHER ROT AND NEVER SAY S***. WE ALL WATCHED TAKE CHRIS BROWN AND AINT NOBODY DO NOTHING.”