Kanye West defends but also removes that divisive Pete Davidson video from Instagram
Did the artist formerly known as Kanye West break the law or breach social media platforms’ terms of service with his latest music video?
On Friday, the “City of Gods” hitmaker shared on Instagram a poem comparing divorce to “full blown COVID,” “walking on glass,” “being bullied in a class hall,” “getting beat up in the mall” and “suffocating.”. “Divorce feels like your kids were snatched from your control. Divorce feels like you’ve been shot and traffic is slow.”
Representatives for Davidson and Kardashian did not immediately respond Monday to the Los Angeles Times’ requests for comment.
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