“Kanye’s Cousin Confession Prompts Charlamagne Tha God to Reveal His Own #MeToo Moment”
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Well folks, as we dive into the murky waters of celebrity revelations under today’s Scorpio-driven sky, which promises secrets to surface like…well, you know, we’re looking at a rather startling confession from none other than Kanye West! Now, on the latest ” cosmic chit-chat” edition of The Breakfast Club (I mean, what would we do without Charlamagne’s cosmic insights?), our beloved Ye spills the tea about his new tune “Cousins”. But here’s the kicker—it’s not about family reunions or Thanksgiving dinners.
Ever wonder if the stars influence what celebrities decide to share with the world? Because I for one did not have “incestuous family tales” on my Scorpio Scorpio energy bingo card for this week! As Charlamagne Tha God himself puts it, while sipping his third coffee, “This is the type of topic that could spark a universe of conversation, but if Kanye’s the one holding the torch, well, I’m just not buying it.” I mean, at this point, Kanye’s revelations seem more aligned with the never-ending, unpredictable twists of Uranus than with Scorpio’s probing depths.
Now, let’s get into the meat of it. As Kanye gears up to drop his new album, Cuck (previously titled WW3—yes, I’d also change it for a less apocalypse vibe), there’s more brewing than just coffee on the morning drive. Dave Blunts is on board, penning every track. Kanye confirmed on Twitter (or is it X now, it changes as fast as Kanye’s projects!) that Mr. Blunts has been crafting quite the roller-coaster of lyrics.
So, as Mercury turns retrograde, is it just me or is Kanye’s timing for these kinds of song topics exceptionally poor…or brilliantly chosen? It’s like he’s throwing the shade on Mercury’s confusion. But remember, every cloud has a silver lining—or in this case, a song title—everything seems like a publicity stunt with Kanye. Aka Ye.
But hey, if Ye can make us reflect on our own past traumas while getting us to question when the heck his next album’s about to drop, then maybe, just maybe, he’s playing a game that only he understands. Anyway, here’s your Scorpio scoops for today, sprinkled with a touch of humor laughter, the way it should be.
Charlamagne Tha God reflected on his own trauma while discussing Kanye West‘s new song, “Cousins,” on the latest episode of The Breakfast Club. On the track, West opens up about having an incestuous relationship with his cousin when he was growing up.
The conversation began with Charlamagne addressing the idea that West’s song will inspire people to open up about their own trauma. “No, they not. People are not gonna start coming out saying they sucked their cousin’s penis,” he said. “Listen, I was getting molestated when I was 8 by a 20-year-old woman.”
From there, he explained that the topic itself is important, but Kanye West isn’t the person to bring it up. “This is a topic that we should be discussing, I just can’t take it serious because its coming from Kanye,” Charlamagne explained. “Every week its something with Kanye. That’s all. Everything seems like a publicity stunt.”
When Kanye West first shared the song on social media, he wrote: “This song is called COUSINS about my cousin that’s locked in jail for life for killing a pregnant lady a few years after I told him we wouldn’t ‘look at dirty magazines together’ anymore.”
He continued: “Perhaps in my self centered mess I felt it was my fault that I showed him those dirty magazines when he was 6 and then we acted out what we saw. My dad had playboy magazines but the magazines I found in the top of my moms closet were different. My name is Ye and I sucked my cousins d*ck till I was 14.”
Kanye West dropped “Cousins” as he continues to work on his next studio album, Cuck. The project was originally titled WW3, but West changed it without explanation, earlier this week.
He’ll be working with Dave Blunts on the album. In a video on social media, Blunts revealed that he’s written all of the songs on the tracklist, something Kanye later confirmed on X (formerly Twitter) as well. There is still no release date for Cuck.
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