OPINION: Thank Jonah Hill for helping Kanye “like Jews again”
It’s unfortunate that Kanye “I Love Hitler” West doesn’t have anyone in his life brave enough to stand up to him to tell him to get very intensive therapy far away from any social media.
West’s rampant antisemitism has been widely reported on, with his influence spreading to his fans — including the one who lives in Florida and loves to use famous Black people for photo ops — and others quoting his statements regarding Jewish people “controlling” him and everyone else in the media, among other kkkrazy rants.
But now there just may be a newfound peace in the land thanks to Ye having really, really bad taste in movies.
Ye posted on his Instagram account that Hill’s performance in 2012’s 21 Jump Street “made me like Jewish people again.”
Again? Somehow we didn’t get the notice when he liked Jewish people the first time around.
So…we could’ve been spared a whole decade of putrid crap spilling from his mouth if he’d only watched it when it was released, I guess?
No slam on Jonah, since this negates all of the work done by all the other Jewish performers who came before and after Kanye chose to die on this particular Hill.
I really didn’t have the main mensch of “You People” on my Bad Jew Bingo Card as the apparent key to the acceptance of all others for Ye and thee.
Also, this part? “No Christian can be labeled antisemite knowing Jesus is Jew”?
That’s a great big hard FALSE, for-profit prophet.
No official response yet from Jonah Hill, but Twitter — particularly Black Twitter — still sees Ye for what Ye is.
https://twitter.com/lmNOTcatholic/status/1639643963781967872?s=20
Jonah Hill when he gets this morning’s newspaper pic.twitter.com/nNfinvAWBg
— Nicole Nichelle (@alamanecer) March 25, 2023
Jonah Hill: The Savior pic.twitter.com/6fqhtmUyWU
— mosh ☆ (@moshpitterr) March 25, 2023
https://twitter.com/NATERERUN/status/1639512960266559491?s=20
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Editor’s note: This is an opinion column that solely reflects the opinions of the author.
