Summary
The article discusses Kanye West's (also known as Ye) controversial public behavior and his recent attempts to make amends, especially with the Jewish community, for past statements and actions seen as antisemitic. It explores his mental health issues, specifically a frontal-lobe injury he claims was diagnosed in 2023, which he says contributed to his actions and bipolar disorder diagnosis.
Key Facts
- Kanye West, also known as Ye, became famous with his debut album "The College Dropout" in 2004.
- Ye was initially known for his unique style and public statements, like criticizing George Bush during Hurricane Katrina.
- Ye supported Donald Trump in his 2016 presidential campaign.
- In recent years, Ye made antisemitic and misogynistic remarks, prompting backlash.
- Since November 2025, Ye has apologized and worked to repair relations with the Jewish community, meeting with Rabbi Yoshiyahu Yosef Pinto.
- Ye revealed a previously unknown frontal-lobe brain injury from a 2002 car crash, which he claims affected his mental health and contributed to his bipolar disorder diagnosis in 2023.
- Ye once praised Hitler according to a CNN report, and his controversial views appeared in a music project in 2025.
- Despite his apologies, Ye's past actions continue to influence public perception.
