After being banned from Instagram, West tweeted for the first time after boycotting the social network for two years. In a tweet, the rapper uploaded a blurry photo of himself and Meta founder (formerly Facebook, Instagram’s parent company) Mark Zuckerberg singing karaoke and wrote: “Look at this Mark, how are you going to kick me off Instagram?”
He later wrote: “You played with me and tried to eliminate anyone who opposes your agenda.” According to the Internet archives, that night he also tweeted a threat in which he said he would kill three Jews – in reference to the state of preparedness of the United States military (defcon3).
The tweet was removed by Twitter and the spokesperson for the social network as well as the spokesperson for Meta, Instagram’s parent company, said yesterday (Sunday) that West’s words violated company policy. The reason for Instagram’s blocking on Friday stemmed from a post by West in which he implied that his fellow rapper P Diddy was controlled by the Jews. Remember, earlier this month, the rapper caused a provocation when he wore a White Lives Matter shirt to his brand’s fashion show.
P.D. Diddy then responded by trying to tone down the flames, saying that West didn’t mean to disrespect the Black Lives Matter slogan. In the aforementioned response, West implied that he was controlled by the Jews.