Kanye West is not backing down in the "war" that has recently erupted with Kim Kardashian, moving from personal attacks to extreme accusations against her entire family. In a reaction on social networks, the rapper did not hesitate to publicly call the Kardashian sisters sex workers and went even further, accusing them of being pimps for their children in prostitution.
First, let's explain how it all started:
Kaney included his 11-year-old daughter, North, in a new song titled "Lonely Roads Still Go to Sunshine," which also features P.Diddy, who is facing serious charges, including child rape.
North's appearance in this song has made Kim indignant and disagree with the rapper's move, so she is considering taking full custody, thus causing Kanye to lose rights over the children.
Kanye's reactions
Following news that Kim may gain custody of the couple's four children together (read here) , Kanye launched a "smear campaign" against the Kardashian family.
"Kim Kardashian is a pimp," he writes in his first post.
However, his attack doesn't stop there, as in another post Kanye West accuses the entire Kardashian family of being sex workers. In fact, he says they are involved in trafficking their own children.
"The Kardashians are sex workers and tutors of black children, who they strategically 'produce'," he wrote.
The media, of course, was not spared his attack, as the rapper complained about the way they were treating him, claiming they were trying to ruin his image.
"I'm tired of the media," he added.
Recently, he referred to his children again, saying that he hasn't seen his son, Sade, in two months. For this, he again accused the Kardashian family, saying that "white women" don't let him see his son.
"I haven't seen Shade in 6 weeks. White women don't let me see my kids or know where they go to school. They control my kids' image," the rapper wrote.
Kim Kardashian has been trying for years to maintain a balance between her public image and protecting her children, but apparently "the cup is full."
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