Rapper Pusha T Expresses Disappointment Over Friend Kanye West’s Anti-Semitic Tweets

Rapper Pusha T has expressed his disappointment over Kanye West's anti-Semitic tweets. Pusha T, who is Kanye West's friend and a longtime collaborator, according to Variety, shared his perspective over the row. Variety is a US-based entertainment publication that covers entertainment news, reviews, box office results and much more. Variety has quoted Pusha T's interview that he gave in Los Angeles Times wherein he condemned the hate speech and bigotry that fueled West's remarks. Kanye West’s $246 Million Deal Terminated by Adidas Over His Anti-Semitic Comments.

Variety has quoted Pusha saying, "It's definitely affected me. It's been disappointing." "As a Black man in America, there is no room for bigotry or hate speech. So yeah. It's been very disappointing, let's talk straight." Early in October, when West first started his antisemitic rhetoric, he tweeted a threat directed at the Jewish community, saying they had played with him and tried to "blackball everybody that opposes" their agenda.

According to Variety, his hateful views and have since been propagated on news programmes broadcast by Chris Cuomo, Tucker Carlson, and others. He has also made an appearance on Revolt TV's "Drink Champs," which was later removed. West also made an appearance on LeBron James' HBO discussion show "The Shop" during this time, but the NBA player and co-executive producer Maverick Carter opted to cancel the broadcast because of West's ongoing efforts to incite hatred against the Jewish community. Kanye West Admits Anti-Semitic Stance Has Cost Him $2 Billion.

Talking about Kanye and Pusha T's bond, since Pusha joined West's 'G.O.O.D. Music' label through Def Jam Recordings in 2010, the two musicians have maintained a close and long-standing collaborative partnership. In the same year, West's "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" album included Pusha for the first time on the song "Runaway." Since then, West has worked as Pusha's solo albums' executive producer, contributing to albums like "My Name is My Name" in 2013 and "Daytona" in 2018. West handled half of the record's production work for the former Clipse rapper's most recent release, "It's Almost Dry," while Pusha's longtime friend and partner Pharrell Williams handled the other half.

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