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ICe Cube claims Kanye West has changed since he was slammed for making vile anti-semitic remarks.
The rapper, real name O’Shea Jackson Sr, made an appearance on Pierce Morgan’s chat show Uncensored, where he gave fans an update on how Kanye West is doing.
Ice Cube claimed that Kanye is now “in a good space” and is also hopeful “he’ll come out the other side” following his shocking comments.
Speaking on TalkTV, Ice Cube shared his thoughts on an array of subjects, but the chat quickly turned to Kanye when Piers asked about the pair’s “wobbly” relationship, which is now “back on track”.
Ice Cube began: “I mean we were always cool. He just… he spoke my name without really explaining what he meant and I really couldn’t leave that statement out there without… he never explained what he meant.
“And so I had to kind of rebut that but since then we’ve talked, and I think Ye understands that generalising will always get you in more hot water than being very specific…”
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Despite their fallout, Ice Cube noted: “I believe he’s doing great. He’s still dealing with some people trying to hold on to his money, but for the most part, I believe he’s in a good space.”
The actor also believed that Kanye has “learned a lot from this past year” and is hopeful “he’ll come out better on the other side.”
Host Piers then asked Ice Cube what his initial thoughts and feelings were when he first heard of the controversial comments made by Kayne.
The rapper explained: “I felt that if he was really upset with specific people, that the message he was saying would hijack what he was really upset about and that’s kind of what happened.
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“You can’t just generalise, you have to be specific. Especially if you’re talking about anybody, any race of people, you have to be specific on who exactly you’re talking about,” he added.
It comes after Kanye, who was formally married to Kim Kardashian, posted a series of anti-semitic tropes on his social media accounts.
He also shared anti-semitic conspiracy theories with Fox News host Tucker Carlson, and later, on social media, threatened violence against Jews.
Following his outburst Kanye was dropped from several brands including Adidas, who ended its lucrative partnership with the star and announced that production of the popular Yeezy line would stop immediately.
Talent agency CAA and the Balenciaga fashion house also ditched the 45-year-old rapper, with many fellow celebrities also seen gunning for the star on social media as they called him out for his behaviour.
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