Andrew Schulz argues that media outlets and public figures are often inconsistent in their criticism of Kanye West, ignoring prior events to fit current narratives.

“but if you read like The the presser it said oh this happened in 2021 like now ignore that because it doesn't fit the narrative”

He suspects that Kanye West intentionally engaged in controversial behavior as a strategy to exit his contract with Adidas.

“So I was talking to somebody that that we know and he was like this is actually Kanye's goal but he didn't probably he probably didn't think that he was going to become this radioactive and that might hurt his long-term Vision right he's having some trouble exactly I mean if you see it he's on drink”

He views Kanye West's recent actions as a manifestation of a manic episode resulting from him not taking his prescribed medication.

“He cannot stay focused on a single thing like he can't even like finish a single sentence and then he's like off to the next thing like he's jumping around and he even said in the interview he like hey I've been off my meds for two years there you go like that's not good from a person who says he's ”

DJ Akademiks argues that Kanye West is currently manipulating and exploiting the black community for his own purposes.

“do you think Kanye is using the black community right now oh of course”

Kanye West is deliberately propagating anti-semitism through his music and online rhetoric and should be removed from platforms to prevent amplification of hateful incitement.

“I don't think he should be allowed to amplify these hateful, often violent in their rhetoric, abusive terms towards particularly Jewish people where he talks about them, the need to make them slaves, the need to whip them, and so on.”

Kanye West's erratic public behavior is a cry for help rooted in mental health struggles rather than a desire for attention or money.

“I feel like it's to cry out for help I do I do I do I don't think it's for money or for likes or clickbait or any of that stuff I just feel like it he just probably feels alone”

While Kanye West's speech is obnoxious and repugnant, it does not constitute a criminal violation.

“this is obnoxious speech it is uh probably crosses every line that you would want except it's not criminal speech and that's the problem we don't criminalize this”

Kanye West's public anti-Semitic statements are dangerous because they incite his followers to potentially commit violence.

“When he says anti-semitic things, and that's exactly what they are, it's dangerous because everyday people that are cult followers that follow him will start to buy into it.”