Kanye West thinks he's Moses

Rapper Kanye West on his Easter service to the Coachella festival in 2019 -

Not content with having invested himself in a Christic mission for a few years, Kanye West now dreams of “the new Moses”.

Words come out of nowhere, as often with the rapper, while he spoke at length to the music industry on Twitter.

Kanye West has declared that he will not release any more music until his contract with his record company is not broken, also assuring that he will no longer argue with "black men on labels we do not own", and all in the name of God.

“I need to see everyone's contracts at Universal and Sony.

I'm not going to watch my people be enslaved.

I put my life in danger for my people.

The music industry and the NBA are modern day slave ships.

I am the new Moses ”, launched Kanye West, visibly determined to lead his“ brothers ”towards a promised land which still remains to be located.

Use the government money and buy land

- ye (@kanyewest) September 15, 2020

However, the rapper and candidate for the US presidential election concluded his avalanche of tweets with at least evasive indications of the genre: "Use government money to buy land", "We must evolve", or even "My children. will own my masters ”.

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