Popular American rapper and fashion designer, Kanye West, has said he wants to take a month off from a few activities.
Ye, who was dropped by various business organizations as a result of his anti-Semitic comments from last month, announced on Twitter his 30-day “verbal fast” journey that he will be on for the rest of November.
“I’m taking a 30-day cleanse, A verbal fast, No alcohol, No adult films, No intercourse, In God we praise Amen,” he wrote in a note before saying that his “Twitter still lit though.”
Ye has also backed troubled Brooklyn Nets star, Kyrie Irving, who is under fire for alleged anti-Semitism.
Kyrie Irving, just like Kanye, has recently come under fire for alleged anti-Semitism after tweeting a link to the controversial movie, “Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America.”
“You can’t be anti-Semite when you know you are Semite,” Yeezy said after quoting John 19:19 from the Bible, which he attached with a clip of Irving’s press conference.
As part of a posting spree that led to his second Instagram suspension, Kanye West previously defended Kyrie Irving on Instagram last week, calling him one of the last “real ones.”
