As you probably know by now, Kanye West has been through some difficult and stressful times lately. Kanye West was reportedly getting ready to run for the US President. He went on with his plans to run for the U.S. President.
Recently, Ye held his first presidential event in South Carolina on Sunday, but had a breakdown that made everyone concerned about his state of mind.
His whole family and friends were worried sick for him during these days, following the Twitter posts he’s been sharing. Ye said that Kim Kardashian even tried to bring a doctor for him.
Now, he’s back with a new post in which he’s being grateful to Dave Chappelle for coming to see him during these difficult times.
https://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/1285627821424087040?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
A follower said: ‘Friendship is a 2-way street. How can someone be friends with Kanye when all he does is being rude, belittling people & talking about how he’s a genius and always right. To have friends, you need to BE a friend. Kanye is arrogant and self-centered. This is why he has no friends.’
Someone else posted this: ‘Dave Chappelle knows what Kanye is going through,’ and one other follower shared: ‘Kanye isn’t dealing with a solitary mental breakdown. Kanye is suffering from serious mental illness. It’s not *just* his environment, it’s also his psychological makeup. He needs professional help.’
A follower said: ‘A real friend! Not like these phony people who love you one minute and call you crazy the next because they don’t understand what you’re trying to say or what’s going on in your life. Dave understands because he knows what goes on in Hollywood.’
Kanye talking about the impact of the lack of real friends in his life, 2 years ago, post TMZ
It’s so sad seeing him continually go through this. https://t.co/vo6PdqAZrT— Justin (@Justin12393LEE) July 21, 2020
Someone else posted this: ‘This is why you never choose a woman over your boys. This dudes wife is MIA while he’s having a breakdown in front of the whole world, but his boys flew out to make sure he’s ok.’
One other follower said: ‘dont judge so harshly, mental illness destroys families and friendships. It is very difficult to reason with a person who is having a very bad delusional episode. in fact, it’s impossible. There are strict laws and guidelines regarding how a person can be involuntarily committed.’