Kanye West has deleted his Twitter and Instagram accounts

Kanye West has deleted his Twitter and Instagram accounts.

The rapper's social media accounts disappeared after a few weeks during which the rapper seemed unable to prevent himself from tripping on the platform. After sending tweets promising a new album that would never have materialized and suggesting that the 13th amendment be abolished, the rapper seems to run away from the nests of digital hornets that he could not help hitting.

Of course, there is always a supposed delay for Yandhi there in cyberspace. Kanye's wife, Kim Kardashian-West, shared the new release date for Yandhi. It is falling (allegedly) on November 23rd.

Kanye said TMZ that he goes to Africa in the meantime to register.

"This is the type of energy we put in this album, so we will be recording in Africa in two weeks," he said. "I felt that energy when I was in Chicago, I felt the roots, but we have to go to what we call Africa, I have to go, I need to know how do you call it.I just grab the ground and to be and prepare meals, five meals a day so that the metabolism stays in place, have my kids in the studio, hold the microphone in the open air so that you can hear nature during the recording. "

The removal of Instagram and Kanye's social means that the hype that he took for his position on the 13th amendment is no longer. Chris Evans called him for his taking, calling it "infuriating" and Lana Del Rey kicked off a long tirade against Kanye's continued support for President Donald Trump.

"If you think it's okay to support someone who thinks you can take a woman by the cat just because he's famous, you need an intervention as important as him." ", she wrote in a comment posted on a deleted post since.

Of course, the sudden move might have something to do with a lawsuit alleging that Kanye's tweets about The life of Pablo never being available outside Tidal was fraud. Or it could just be Kanye being Kanye. He has already done so, after all.