TThere are many wildly famous artists who also suffered from a mental health disorder and their lives sadly ended in tragedy. Names like Michael Jackson or Robin Williams immediately come to mind, who, although they suffered from different types of mental illness, also wandered during their last days. We’re not saying Kanye West is living out the last days of his, it’s just embarrassing to see him descend into a worrying state of mind.
Those who do not remember, the rapper suffered a serious head injury before becoming famous due to a car accident in which he miraculously did not die. He has since been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and has needed medication ever since. However, West has reportedly refused to take his medication for years.
Tucker Carlson interview video leaked
Motherboard decided to release footage they obtained from Kanye West’s Fox News interview with Tucker Carlson. This is an attempt to show that the rapper is not doing well, his ramblings keep increasing to a point where it becomes impossible to understand what he means. Amidst the antisemitic tweet that got his account suspended, that was just a prelude to even more outlandish statements made by the rapper.
In the leaked footage, West talks about his children being kidnapped by celebrities, visions of kinetic energy cities sent to him by God. He also doubles down on his conspiracy. theories against the Jewish people who supposedly control the world. Watching him ramble is painful to watch, especially for his loved ones.
If this path continues for Kanye West, it’s impossible to know for sure where it might end. Judging by how his predecessors ended their lives, the horizon doesn’t look too good for Kanye West. People who love him should encourage him to take his medicine to bring back his brilliant creative mind. When it comes to creating art for the rest of the world, Kanye West is truly unstoppable. The saddest part of these videos is the following clip about Virgil.
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