Kanye West has continued his controversial social media rants, this time calling his wife Bianca Censori the "worst b**** ever" while simultaneously praising her naked Grammys look as the "best of all time."
The 47-year-old rapper was kicked out of the prestigious music event with Censori, 30, after she stripped down to reveal her full frontal look on the red carpet. The X-rated outfit caused a storm of backlash online, with the couple receiving criticism for the headline-grabbing ensemble.
Sources in Tokyo report that Kanye's stunt cost him a $20 million deal to perform in Japan. The Japanese public reportedly viewed the incident as a form of coercive control, particularly in light of the country's recent cultural awakening focused on women's rights and the MeToo movement.
Despite the financial setback, Kanye appears unfazed, continuing to boast about his wife's look on X. He posted a series of photos of himself alongside Censori, wearing a black T-shirt and trousers while she posed nearly nude.
In one post, Kanye shared a picture of Censori wearing a black jacket earlier in the evening, writing, "My wife being covered at the Grammys would have been chauvinist. But this was a fire beginning to the evening." Other captions included, "We been here for five minutes" and "Come on babe. Let's go f*** in the car."
Kanye also repeatedly referred to Censori as the "baddest b****" and reveled in the fact that she had been covered by Celeb Jihad, a website known for sharing leaked private videos and photos of celebrities.
This latest outburst follows a series of anti-Semitic posts from Kanye, including an edited photo of Cassie Ventura being assaulted by P Diddy, which he used to promote a T-shirt. He has previously apologized for his anti-Semitic remarks, but has since doubled down on his comments, claiming they were part of a "social experiment."
Kanye's behavior has raised concerns about Censori's safety, with many questioning if she is a victim of coercive control. He has insisted that he has "dominion" over her and has stated that he would "never speak again" to anyone who disagrees with him.