Kanye West was recently caught up in drama, taking to Instagram to voice out things that don’t’ “sit right with his spirit.” Among those that he recently called out were Nick Cannon and Drake with regards to their statements about the “Gold Digger” singer’s wife, Kim Kardashian.
In the video, Kanye West said that Nick Cannon should stop hinting that he slept with Kim Kardashian even though it’s a given fact that Cannon dated the television star in the past, Hot New Hip Hop reported. “First of all, I want to address Nick Cannon. I understand that you used to date my wife. But, you know, you’re giving an interview, and someone brings my wife up, you say, ‘Hey, I respect that man. I’m not speaking on that.’ Don’t be making no suggestions like nobody f***ed my wife,” West said.
In response, Nick Cannon was upset that Kanye West was trying to control what he can and can’t say. The “Drumline” actor said that all he did was speak the truth about Kim Kardashian having a nice behind. “If someone asked me a question, I’m going to answer it to the best of my ability,” Cannon responded. While this looked as if it was going to be a drawn-out back and forth between the two, they apparently ironed out their differences and agreed to be more considerate in the future.
However, another celebrity has inserted himself into the misunderstanding. Rapper Daz Dillinger also posted a video on Instagram saying that Kim Kardashian “sucked the whole f***ing industry off.” The “Stay Out the Way” rapper went on disparaging Kanye West’s wife while also inserting a short promo for his upcoming song.
This wasn’t the first time that Dillinger and Kanye West had a conflict. It can be recalled that Dillinger told The Crips in Los Angeles to “f*** Kanye up” for supporting Donald Trump. Kanye West allegedly responded with a restraining order after Dillinger’s announcement. Now, Kim Kardashian is supposedly advising her husband to not entertain Daz’s antics and to just let go of the rapper’s recent disparagement of her as she fears what this could lead to.


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