Recently, Us Weekly has reported about Kanye West’s tearful moment while addressing a campaign rally as the rapper went on to detail his and Kim Kardashian’s decision to abort their daughter North.
It was the celeb’s first political event that took place in South Carolina on Sunday.
Wrenching the past
As Kanye delivered his speech at the public forefront, he confessed the pent up emotions voicing, “I almost killed my daughter. I almost killed my daughter.”
Later on, Kanye clarified the confidentiality of the particular incident remarking, “You can’t tell them about this story.” Meanwhile, he also reflected on his father’s dilemma about giving him birth who said, “My mum saved my life. My dad wanted to abort me. My mum saved my life. There would have been no Kanye West because my dad was too busy.”
As he shared the stories in front of the mass, the crowds indulged in an appreciative gesture while chanting his name.
To bring a change
West further explained his legal standpoint about the notion of abortion and claimed that financial incentives might be offered to the fighting mothers to demoralize such practice. He sought an instance to justify his statement and exemplified, “Everybody that has a baby gets a million dollars”.
A shaming insight
During last night’s assembly, several audiences walked out after West’s demeaning comments about political activist Harriet Tubman. Then, his utterance came as, “Harriet Tubman never actually freed the slaves, she just got the slaves to work for other white people.”
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One of those present in the rally shared the particular video on Twitter writing, “Kanye said this and I left immediately. I went for a laugh and I got one. But when it got disrespectful for me it was over.”
Going by the state law, today Kanye would need to collect around 10,000 signatures by noon in order to appear on the South Carolina ballot.
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