Oh, Kanye West and Twitter—a relationship that could bring even the most seasoned soap opera writer to tears! It’s like watching a rollercoaster that you just can’t look away from, filled with wild twists, turns, and the odd surprise drop that leaves your stomach in knots. Seriously, how does he keep getting tangled up in such bizarre situations? Just this past Friday, he was convinced he had a heart-to-heart with Joe Rogan, only to get publicly fact-checked by the real deal—who hilariously had to clarify that he hadn’t made any plans with the rapper. Can you imagine the awkwardness? One minute you’re envisioning a deep conversation about his controversial views, and the next, you’re left standing there with your phone, checking if you sent a message to an impostor. It’s a chaotic ride, to say the least, and a testament to how the man can polarize fans and critics alike with just a few taps on his keyboard. So, let’s dive into this latest twist in Kanye’s Twitter saga—because why should we ever stop questioning what’s real in his world?
Kanye West‘s relationship with Twitter is wholly unhealthy. The rapper and designer can’t seem to quit the app for more than a few days at a time. When he’s tweeting, he’s either polarizing fans or sharing info that doesn’t entirely add up. The latter proved to be true on Friday night. Kanye West shared a text convo with who he thought was podcaster Joe Rogan. The problem is, the real Rogan stepped in and clarified that he has not made any plans with the rapper.
It was all very confusing. Kanye West was seemingly thrilled by the notion of sitting down with Rogan and explaining his recent statements about Jewish people. The man he was texting with claimed he was a bit uncomfortable with what West had said, and wanted to get him on the record to clarify. The rapper could not have been happier. “That’s what the idea would be,” West stated. “I’m happy to know that the tweets made you uncomfortable.” He announced to followers that a Rogen x West convo was going to happen in the near future. Then, the real Rogen quote tweeted him and set the record straight. “Hey Hanye West,” Rogen wrote. “I don’t know who you’re talking to but thats not me.”
This is all very bizarre. Kanye West and Joe Rogan have a history together. The former appeared on the Rogan podcast episode number 1554. Rogan even praised West despite his statements about Hitler and Jewish people. The podcaster asserted he didn’t agree with West, but felt the rapper was not a villain. “I don’t think he’s a bad person, and I think Kanye, the mistakes he’s made, he’ll be pretty honest about it,” he explained. “He’s mentally ill, and that mental illness allows him to have insane productivity with music.”
One would assume Kanye West would have a way to determine if the person reaching out to him was the real Joe Rogan. Unfortunately, it seems like the rapper has been tricked. As we stated at the onset of this piece, this is not the first time West has been tricked. The rapper messaged back and forth with a profile he thought belonged to Baby Keem. The profile actually belongs to a Keem fan, rather than the real guy. Hopefully the rapper’s team vets better in the future.