Kanye West claims he’s going on 30-day ‘verbal fast’ — with no porn or sex
Kanye West claims he is going to give up porn, sex and talking — among other pleasures — for an entire month.
“I’m taking a 30 day cleanse. A verbal fast. No alcohol. No adult films. No intercourse,” the disgraced rapper, 45, wrote via Twitter Thursday.
“In God we praise. Amen,” he added. “But my Twitter still lit.”
However, minutes later he shared several tweets where he called out personal trainer Harley Pasternak as they had a text exchange.
The Ye designer then went on to say, “You can’t be anti-Semite when you know you are Semite.”
West escaped Twitter jail following Elon Musk’s $44 billion acquisition of the social media giant. The hip-hop star was barred from tweeting for a recent barrage of anti-Semitic remarks.
West’s “fast” announcement comes one day after NBC released a bombshell report claiming he has allegedly used anti-Semitic language in the workplace for years — and paid off a worker to silence them about the alleged racist behavior.
West reportedly entered a settlement agreement with an ex-employee who allegedly witnessed multiple instances in which the Yeezy CEO praised Adolf Hitler or Nazis during business meetings.
West has denied the claims made in the settlement, per the news outlet.
However, NBC News also spoke anonymously with six other people who claim to have heard West either “mention conspiracy theories about Jewish people or praise Hitler” in a professional setting over the past five years.
Additionally, last week, CNN published a report that claimed West wanted to name his 2018 album “Hitler,” but changed his mind for an unknown reason.
Celebrities including John Legend, Jamie Lee Curtis and Howard Stern have slammed West’s hateful rhetoric publicly.
Additionally, West is no longer a billionaire after companies including Adidas, Gap, Balenciaga and Vogue cut ties with him for his attacks on the Jewish community.
His rants — which included a threat to “go death con 3” on Jewish people — got him temporarily banned on Twitter and Instagram, though both accounts have been reactivated.