Akon backtracks on defending Kanye West; understand

After several anti-Semitic speeches by Kanye Westhe lost contract with adidas, ceased to be a billionaire and was even dismissed by lawyers. With the controversy, akon came to defend the rapper, but backtracked and explained how he encouraged freedom of expression, rather than real and controversial opinions.

Several artists, politicians and celebrities publicly condemned the attitudes of westbut akon expressed support during an interview with Shannon Sharpesports analyst and former player of nfl 🇧🇷National Football League🇧🇷 “I’m always standing up for the people nobody wants to stand up for,” he said in the conversation.

I always defend Kanye West because I always believe in life and opinion is just an opinion. If you say something I don’t agree with, I just don’t agree. But I’m not going to jump in a rage and let it affect my energy.

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However, in an interview with Channel 4🇧🇷 akon clarified the comments in which he defended west – and explained how he does not endorse the views of the singer, who praised Adolf Hitler and asked the Jewish people to forgive the dictator of German Reich responsible for holocaust🇧🇷

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— AKON (@Akon) December 2, 2022

“That answer was not based on what it was painted to be. You know, Kanye comment every day. You can’t keep up with all the hurtful comments he’s making,” said akon🇧🇷 “I know him personally. I don’t think he’s in the right place. Honestly, it’s very irresponsible to interview him, I don’t think anything he says people should take seriously.”

Anyone who knows me knows that I and Kanye we are not even remotely the same. We have totally different views. I would never, under any circumstances, occupy the same position as Kanye on that matter.

akon even clarified how he did not support the anti-Semitic ideas of Kanye West, but rather “people’s opinion and having the right to have your own opinion.” “I condemn hate. Period. I don’t care who-if my mother hated it, I wouldn’t agree with my mother,” she concluded.