“Your Frustration Does Not Matter” – Kanye West Asks for ‘Help’

The American rapper Kanye West is in deep waters. The world is crumbling down around the celebrity after his one tweet. Now the rapper has made an appeal to the UFC owner, Ari Emanuel, to find a demarcated place for Donda Academy kids. Notably, this appeal came after Ari Emanuel made a boycott appeal against ‘Ye’.

In a heartfelt Instagram post, the artist made the appeal as he narrated the horror of the backlash. Further, the artist attacked several people while narrating the same.

Kanye West’s appeal to UFC owner Ari Emanuel

The 45-year-old took to Instagram to appeal for the 60 boys at the Donda Academy. While the artist asked for a safe place for the kids, he also mentioned that the kids were being penalized without any cause. Following this, the popular music producer declared that modern social media warfare didn’t exclude even children.

Kanye listed down the difficulties he has been facing. Further, the artist took a dig at the “business people”.

He wrote, “And now eeeeveryone knows how much power you “Business” people actually have… Only a truly powerful “business” person could have thought of that and sent her to do this.”

Kanye continued and further advised the fans to not show frustration. Thus, he expressed, “Your frustration does not matter!”

In fact, Ari Emanuel is the CEO of Endeavor, an entertainment and media agency that owns the UFC. Last year, the already majority stakeholder company agreed to take full control of the promotion.

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Lastly, ‘Ye’ pleaded with Rahm Emanuel, the former Mayor of Chicago, to help his Academy’s children.

Kanye West: His previous message to Ari Emanuel

The UFC owner recently wrote a scorching op-ed in The Financial Times, where he called for all companies affiliated with ‘Ye’ to stop working with him.

Following this article, the rapper wrote a message to the American businessman. The famous rapper took to Instagram and declared that the artist lost $2 billion dollars in one day.

Further, he added, “And I’m still alive. This is love speech. I still love you. God still loves you…”

According to Forbes, Adidas’ contract break-off alone cost a billion dollars to the American celebrity.

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