New Met Gala controversy for Kanye West: This is the KKK-inspired outfit he reportedly plans to wear

Kanye West, despite not releasing anything worthy of review for what feels like 10 years, continues to make headlines for his absurdly out of place and frankly abhorrent opinions, including openly supporting the Nazi movement and other troglodytic political views.

Wearing a t-shirt with a swastika and selling merchandise of the same kind, with nazi-adjacent emblems, was not enough for people to turn their backs. Fans are still keen to see what he’s doing, and Kanye is still well on the charge to pedal his obscene views.

For this year’s upcoming Met Gala, West, the writer of truly historic albums such as Graduation and My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, is reportedly planning on wearing a KKK-inspired outfit to the celebrity event, posting his sketch on Twitter.

West’s views, despite being deleted on Twitter, are clear for all to see. “I’m a Nazi,” “I love Hitler,” “Hitler was so cool,” and “I will never apologize for my Jewish comments. I can say whatever I want,” were some of the posts that he made on social media in one of many huge posting sprees over the past weeks and months.

Kanye openly expresses his misogynistic views

He also openly admits to controlling his girlfriend, Bianca Censori, replying to a tweet that said “every man needs himself a bianca, she is a good woman that does whatever ye tells her to do without caring what anyone else has to say, the only thing she cares about is being a subservient extension to her master."

West an open KKK supporter

Appearing at the Met Gala with an outfit inspired by the Ku Klux Klan would not be the first time he has hinted at being a fan of the supremacist group that spread fear, racism, hate, white nationalism, antisemitism, right-wing populism, homophobia, Neo-Nazism and islamophobia throughout the world for over 100 years. In the video below, West can be seen taking a black leather KKK outfit from his duffel bag.

Whatever he ends up wearing to the Met Gala, it is hard to forget the Kanye we all fell in love with and that he no longer exists; in his place in the hip-hop world, an unrepentant Nazi sympathiser, irrevocably wedded to ideas of hate and bigotry, hell-bent on creating a darker and more hateful world.

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