YE STARTS PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.


Source: Hiphopdx

On a video recorded by gossip site x17, political commentator Milo Yiannnopoulus, and a cameraman were invited into Kanye west studio, as he confirmed Milo Yiannnopoulus as member of presidential campaign.


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The 45year old father of four kids later added that, his clothes will be selling for as low as $20 each, as he kickoff his 2024 Presidential race.


“Everything we do is gonna cost $20,” Ye said while showing them hoodies and merch which he confirmed where cut from clothing used in his partnership with Balenciaga, Adidas and Gap.


Kanye west added that, “This is the update, we’re the update. That’s all we need to do. As species, we need to update together. Everything’s been so divisive. Think about when they say diversity; People look at that like its good thing, but we’re the United States of America. We’re a Universe, we’re a university, we’re a Republic.”

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