So Kanye opened a cult for children that worships his dead mother?

[doraemon 1,058]

10 minutes ago, Joshie S said:

And this is.... legal? 

Not for now... but maybe not in the future...

[River 117,385]

On Cracker Island it was born

[Joshie S 6,153]

13 minutes ago, doraemon said:

Not for now... but maybe not in the future...

I don't understand 

So, not now? And maybe not in the future? That's both the same answer 

[doraemon 1,058]

2 minutes ago, Joshie S said:

I don't understand 

So, not now? And maybe not in the future? That's both the same answer 

practically, that was it. but we don't know what's gonna happen in the future...

[AkariGaga 1,123]

When will the authorities intervene? This is seriously getting scary.Kanye need to be jailed at this point.

[vanna shintuyu 10,822]

44 minutes ago, doraemon said:

well, in a glance, Donda Academy is Kanye-fied, pseudo-Christian version of Tomoe Gakuen (I read UN Ambassador Tetsuko Kuroyanagi's "Totto-Chan: The Little Girl at the Window"), for they only accept 10:1 student-teacher ration, accepting less than 12 students per class, and a day2day schedule like this:

DONDA IN A DAY
Each day, Donda students learn fundamentals, grow in their faith, and experience two enrichment classes.

DAILY SCHEDULE
Full school worship
Core classes of language arts, math and science
Lunch & recess
Enrichment courses including World Language, Visual Art, Film, Choir and Parkour

I'm sorry... like parkour parkour?

[KubaM316 13,611]

We knew there's something wrong with this man, but... huh?

 

[gagaisitalian 3,573]

I see something baaaaaaaad coming from Kanye soon. Kim needs a restraining order for her and her kids and needs to give up the whole "I don't want to take his kids away from him" traditionalism shtick. 

[Night Vision 3,068]

The parents that are choosing to send their kids here aren't fit to be parents.

[Versace 7,979]

Go see my comment on the Jamie Lee Kanye thread, I literally called this before seeing this. Creepy.

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14 hours ago, BUtterfield 8 said:

Wtf

 

Is that North in the video?

[alecks 744]

16 hours ago, TheSine said:

It really is a sad situation. I understand that he misses his mother dearly, but this grieving is something I've never seen before. I think he's too far gone.

It's absolutely wild how much of a pass he is given because of his bi-polar disorder and his mom's death. Everyone's mom dies eventually and no one else is starting cults around them. And millions of people manage bi-polar disorder without anti-semitic tirades on Twitter. None of this is anywhere near normal.

 

When will his corporate enablers draw the line? Adidas where you at?

[TheSine 6,219]

3 hours ago, alecks said:

It's absolutely wild how much of a pass he is given because of his bi-polar disorder and his mom's death. Everyone's mom dies eventually and no one else is starting cults around them. And millions of people manage bi-polar disorder without anti-semitic tirades on Twitter. None of this is anywhere near normal.

 

When will his corporate enablers draw the line? Adidas where you at?

Exactly. I understand that grieving is different for everyone and I sympathize with people who have to live with disorders, but there's a clear difference between healthy and unhealthy. This is unhealthy. I do not even know how he got this far in the first place.

Kanye is a talented human being, but some people tend to hold certain people on a pedestal and encourage them to keep doing what they're doing. I just hope someone can stop him, even if it seems impossible. 

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22 minutes ago, TheSine said:

Exactly. I understand that grieving is different for everyone and I sympathize with people who have to live with disorders, but there's a clear difference between healthy and unhealthy. This is unhealthy. I do not even know how he got this far in the first place.

Kanye is a talented human being, but some people tend to hold certain people on a pedestal and encourage them to keep doing what they're doing. I just hope someone can stop him, even if it seems impossible. 

He really hasn’t been the same since his mother passed, and I know he has even said as much and blamed himself and his move to LA. 

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/entertainment/donda-wests-death-the-bizarre-tragedy-kanye-west-never-got-over/Q2SZSDNPMSH3Q22M4YPW6KRP2U/?outputType=amp

That’s a heavy burden to carry but if anyone can afford the best possible mental health care, it’s him. He just has to want it and not be surrounded by people who hype him up and let things slide. This Donda School stunt is most likely not the legacy she would have wanted. 

[TheSine 6,219]

1 minute ago, alecks said:

He really hasn’t been the same since his mother passed, and I know he has even said as much and blamed himself and his move to LA. 

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/entertainment/donda-wests-death-the-bizarre-tragedy-kanye-west-never-got-over/Q2SZSDNPMSH3Q22M4YPW6KRP2U/?outputType=amp

That’s a heavy burden to carry but if anyone can afford the best possible mental health care, it’s him. He just has to want it and not be surrounded by people who hype him up and let things slide. This Donda School stunt is most likely not the legacy she would have wanted. 

Absolutely. He hasn't been the same. My mother and I talked about this. His mother was there for him through the thick and thin. His music not being taken seriously? His mother was there to encourage him and made sure he had what he needed. That was support. I think him doing these outlandish stunts is a way of saying: "Look mom! I'm still doing big things!" Unfortunately, this Donda School is not the answer.

As you said, it's him. He's the only one who can help himself. People need to stop hyping him up and calling him a genius for things that are not right. It may be right to him, but as you can see it's not doing well for him at all.