Kanye West Said “Fuck The Youth Of Chicago”

keone

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Source: Hip-hop artist Rhymefest leaving the Huffington Post Featuring: Rhymefest Where: New York City, New York, United States When: 16 Apr 2015 Credit: TNYF/WENN.com

Kanye West’s old Chicago rap buddy Rhymefestjust served up a scalding cup of tea. While @’ing Drake, the rapper, community organizer and activist threw Kanye West all the way under the bus.






Referencing the already infamous invoice that Drizzy delivered to Pusha T, as promised in his scorching “Duppy Remix” diss track, Rhymefest seized on the opportunity.

“@Drake when G.O.O.D. Music sends the money they owe you, will you please help us rebuild Kanye’s mothers house for the youth of Chicago. I spoke to Kanye about it. His response was ‘f*ck the youth of Chicago’,” he tweeted.


Back in late 2016, the “Jesus Walks” co-writer purchased Yeezy’s childhood home with the hopes of turning it into an arts center
We would hope Rhymesfest wouldn’t make up this sort of thing (maybe he was paraphrasing? Not like that would be any better). But his track record has shown him to be anything but a liar.

It seems like poking The Boy causes all types of repercussions in the Hip-Hop universe.

This story is developing.
 

dtownsfinest

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I think it's fucked up to bring this up now after Pusha and Drake beef with each other. Rhymefest could've did this when he was on they MAGA shit. Would've been a perfect time. So I'm questioning if this shit true. Wouldn't shock me if it is though. Kanye Kardashian long gone. I'm shocked Rhymefest even could purchase his moms house. Shouldn't that be in Kanye possession?
 

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Damn,, fuck all these sellouts in the entertainment industry!! They dont give a fuck about what we say and we shouldnt give 2 fucks about what they say!!
 

raze

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I think it's fucked up to bring this up now after Pusha and Drake beef with each other. Rhymefest could've did this when he was on they MAGA shit. Would've been a perfect time. So I'm questioning if this shit true. Wouldn't shock me if it is though. Kanye Kardashian long gone. I'm shocked Rhymefest even could purchase his moms house. Shouldn't that be in Kanye possession?

I think the charity is hurting for donations, especially after Kanye's "slavery was a choice" comment.
 

dtownsfinest

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I think the charity is hurting for donations, especially after Kanye's "slavery was a choice" comment.
Damn.....you mean to tell me MAGA supporters and Trump supporters not donating to helping our youth of Chicago? KK needs to go on a rant about that shit. :lol: But he won't. Disturbing what he has become.
 

grownazzblakman

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I think it's fucked up to bring this up now after Pusha and Drake beef with each other. Rhymefest could've did this when he was on they MAGA shit. Would've been a perfect time. So I'm questioning if this shit true. Wouldn't shock me if it is though. Kanye Kardashian long gone. I'm shocked Rhymefest even could purchase his moms house. Shouldn't that be in Kanye possession?
Guess Kanye didn't want to buy it. :dunno:

Looks like the folks running Donda's House just posted this TODAY... :smh::smh:

Sharing Our Truth: Statement About Kanye West & Donda’s House Inc.
http://www.dondashouseinc.org/sharing-our-truth-statement-about-kanye-west-dondas-house-inc/

Statement Regarding Kanye West & Donda’s House Inc.

In December of 2011, Rhymefest, Donnie Smith and Kanye West came up with the idea to create Donda’s House Inc., a foundation to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Donda West by supporting Chicago’s young creatives. Kanye became one of our Founding Board Members, with Donnie Smith serving as the Executive Director and Rhymefest serving as the Creative Director.

We decided to name the organization Donda’s House because of the impact that Dr. Donda West had on our Creative Director Rhymefest, her students at Chicago State University and the larger Chicago Community. It took us 2 years to determine what type of programming we’d do, where we could best serve and to explore the appropriate partnerships.

Within that time frame, Kanye supported the organization by designing the logo with his creative team, paying for legal support as we filed for exemption status and eventually through the Louis Vuitton Foundation, secured our largest donation to date of $133,000. In the last 5 years we have supported over 500 youth through our programs including “Got Bars” for young rappers and vocalists, our “Behind The Mic” program which has been supported by the physical presence of No ID, Big Sean, Big K.R.I.T. and others, and more.

Over the last few months due to Kanye’s statements and tweets, we have fielded requests for interviews and statements. We have been tagged in comments on social media about Kanye West, and we have been questioned by our foundational supporters and corporate supporters about Kanye’s public involvement in our organization. While we cannot and do not speak for Kanye West and his views, we can and will speak up for the youth that we serve. We ask that those who feel hurt, angered by or frustrated with Kanye West not penalize or throw away their support, respect and advocacy for us.

We ask that as you boycott and protest Kanye West, that you not forget that we are a non-profit organization that like other non-profits needs donations, corporate support and volunteers. We do not want your rejection of Kanye West, to be a rejection of Dr. Donda West and the thousands of lives she impacted including her own son.
As we prepare to launch our summer programming, we have been bombarded with inquiries about Kanye West. As we seek support to convert Kanye’s childhood home into a recording studio, museum and learning space – we have been unable to secure the financial support of Kanye despite multiple attempts, and despite those early conversations about his plan of support and advocacy for the youth in our programs.

Dr. Donda West’s motto and our motto at Donda’s House is “share your truth,” so today, we are electing to do just that.

If you would like to support Donda’s House and our mission of providing access to the arts you can make a contribution here. If you would like to volunteer, our next volunteer meeting is Saturday, June 2nd at 10:00 a.m. at Dyett High School for the Arts, click here to RSVP. If you would like to offer words of encouragement or support, to our students, volunteers and/or staff you can contact us via e-mail at hello@dondashouseinc.org. In solidarity, we ask that you use the hashtag #supportdondashouse, and link to our website and social media. The youth are watching, and we want them to know that despite whatever their favorite celebrities are doing, or not doing, we are here for them and we will continue to serve and uplift them.

Watch this video to learn more about our work here,
We were featured in a Facebook Stories documentary here.
You can learn more via this interview with our Executive Director here.
And you can watch more testimonials, watch clips from our events and programs and more on our YouTube Channel here.
Please subscribe to our mailing list here.
Thank you for your time and for allowing us to share.
 

peterlongshort

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Guess Kanye didn't want to buy it. :dunno:

Looks like the folks running Donda's House just posted this TODAY... :smh::smh:

Sharing Our Truth: Statement About Kanye West & Donda’s House Inc.
http://www.dondashouseinc.org/sharing-our-truth-statement-about-kanye-west-dondas-house-inc/

Statement Regarding Kanye West & Donda’s House Inc.

In December of 2011, Rhymefest, Donnie Smith and Kanye West came up with the idea to create Donda’s House Inc., a foundation to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Donda West by supporting Chicago’s young creatives. Kanye became one of our Founding Board Members, with Donnie Smith serving as the Executive Director and Rhymefest serving as the Creative Director.

We decided to name the organization Donda’s House because of the impact that Dr. Donda West had on our Creative Director Rhymefest, her students at Chicago State University and the larger Chicago Community. It took us 2 years to determine what type of programming we’d do, where we could best serve and to explore the appropriate partnerships.

Within that time frame, Kanye supported the organization by designing the logo with his creative team, paying for legal support as we filed for exemption status and eventually through the Louis Vuitton Foundation, secured our largest donation to date of $133,000. In the last 5 years we have supported over 500 youth through our programs including “Got Bars” for young rappers and vocalists, our “Behind The Mic” program which has been supported by the physical presence of No ID, Big Sean, Big K.R.I.T. and others, and more.

Over the last few months due to Kanye’s statements and tweets, we have fielded requests for interviews and statements. We have been tagged in comments on social media about Kanye West, and we have been questioned by our foundational supporters and corporate supporters about Kanye’s public involvement in our organization. While we cannot and do not speak for Kanye West and his views, we can and will speak up for the youth that we serve. We ask that those who feel hurt, angered by or frustrated with Kanye West not penalize or throw away their support, respect and advocacy for us.

We ask that as you boycott and protest Kanye West, that you not forget that we are a non-profit organization that like other non-profits needs donations, corporate support and volunteers. We do not want your rejection of Kanye West, to be a rejection of Dr. Donda West and the thousands of lives she impacted including her own son.
As we prepare to launch our summer programming, we have been bombarded with inquiries about Kanye West. As we seek support to convert Kanye’s childhood home into a recording studio, museum and learning space – we have been unable to secure the financial support of Kanye despite multiple attempts, and despite those early conversations about his plan of support and advocacy for the youth in our programs.

Dr. Donda West’s motto and our motto at Donda’s House is “share your truth,” so today, we are electing to do just that.

If you would like to support Donda’s House and our mission of providing access to the arts you can make a contribution here. If you would like to volunteer, our next volunteer meeting is Saturday, June 2nd at 10:00 a.m. at Dyett High School for the Arts, click here to RSVP. If you would like to offer words of encouragement or support, to our students, volunteers and/or staff you can contact us via e-mail at hello@dondashouseinc.org. In solidarity, we ask that you use the hashtag #supportdondashouse, and link to our website and social media. The youth are watching, and we want them to know that despite whatever their favorite celebrities are doing, or not doing, we are here for them and we will continue to serve and uplift them.

Watch this video to learn more about our work here,
We were featured in a Facebook Stories documentary here.
You can learn more via this interview with our Executive Director here.
And you can watch more testimonials, watch clips from our events and programs and more on our YouTube Channel here.
Please subscribe to our mailing list here.
Thank you for your time and for allowing us to share.
Well, if everyone with an opinion on what ‘Ye is not doing, donated a dollar, problem solved. But no....
 

keone

WORLD WAR K aka Sensei ALMONDZ
International Member
Guess Kanye didn't want to buy it. :dunno:

Looks like the folks running Donda's House just posted this TODAY... :smh::smh:

Sharing Our Truth: Statement About Kanye West & Donda’s House Inc.
http://www.dondashouseinc.org/sharing-our-truth-statement-about-kanye-west-dondas-house-inc/

Statement Regarding Kanye West & Donda’s House Inc.

In December of 2011, Rhymefest, Donnie Smith and Kanye West came up with the idea to create Donda’s House Inc., a foundation to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Donda West by supporting Chicago’s young creatives. Kanye became one of our Founding Board Members, with Donnie Smith serving as the Executive Director and Rhymefest serving as the Creative Director.

We decided to name the organization Donda’s House because of the impact that Dr. Donda West had on our Creative Director Rhymefest, her students at Chicago State University and the larger Chicago Community. It took us 2 years to determine what type of programming we’d do, where we could best serve and to explore the appropriate partnerships.

Within that time frame, Kanye supported the organization by designing the logo with his creative team, paying for legal support as we filed for exemption status and eventually through the Louis Vuitton Foundation, secured our largest donation to date of $133,000. In the last 5 years we have supported over 500 youth through our programs including “Got Bars” for young rappers and vocalists, our “Behind The Mic” program which has been supported by the physical presence of No ID, Big Sean, Big K.R.I.T. and others, and more.

Over the last few months due to Kanye’s statements and tweets, we have fielded requests for interviews and statements. We have been tagged in comments on social media about Kanye West, and we have been questioned by our foundational supporters and corporate supporters about Kanye’s public involvement in our organization. While we cannot and do not speak for Kanye West and his views, we can and will speak up for the youth that we serve. We ask that those who feel hurt, angered by or frustrated with Kanye West not penalize or throw away their support, respect and advocacy for us.

We ask that as you boycott and protest Kanye West, that you not forget that we are a non-profit organization that like other non-profits needs donations, corporate support and volunteers. We do not want your rejection of Kanye West, to be a rejection of Dr. Donda West and the thousands of lives she impacted including her own son.
As we prepare to launch our summer programming, we have been bombarded with inquiries about Kanye West. As we seek support to convert Kanye’s childhood home into a recording studio, museum and learning space – we have been unable to secure the financial support of Kanye despite multiple attempts, and despite those early conversations about his plan of support and advocacy for the youth in our programs.

Dr. Donda West’s motto and our motto at Donda’s House is “share your truth,” so today, we are electing to do just that.

If you would like to support Donda’s House and our mission of providing access to the arts you can make a contribution here. If you would like to volunteer, our next volunteer meeting is Saturday, June 2nd at 10:00 a.m. at Dyett High School for the Arts, click here to RSVP. If you would like to offer words of encouragement or support, to our students, volunteers and/or staff you can contact us via e-mail at hello@dondashouseinc.org. In solidarity, we ask that you use the hashtag #supportdondashouse, and link to our website and social media. The youth are watching, and we want them to know that despite whatever their favorite celebrities are doing, or not doing, we are here for them and we will continue to serve and uplift them.

Watch this video to learn more about our work here,
We were featured in a Facebook Stories documentary here.
You can learn more via this interview with our Executive Director here.
And you can watch more testimonials, watch clips from our events and programs and more on our YouTube Channel here.
Please subscribe to our mailing list here.
Thank you for your time and for allowing us to share.
so that shit he was talking about doing shit for chi was bullshit
 
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