Kanye West was accused of "propagandizing the inferiority" of Russian women after a trip to Russia: what he did

American rapper Kanye West, despite his open support for Russia, has faced hate speech in the terrorist country. As soon as the controversial artist left Moscow after celebrating the birthday of his friend, fashion designer Gosha Rubchinsky, Russian citizens asked Russian security forces to "check" the American's work for "discrediting the Russian army or propagandizing the inferiority of Russian women."

The thing is that one of the rapper's tracks contains a line humiliating Russian women and a reference to Ukraine. The song, titled "Vultures," was not liked by members of the "Forty Forties" movement. Their appeal to the police was published by propagandists.

"The Russian woman in the work of the said artist appears exclusively in the image of a drug-addicted prostitute with distorted values. We believe that the work of the said author promotes the inferiority of a person based on his or her belonging to national and social groups," the document says.

The line in question reads: "She Russian, I beat up the p*ssy for Ukraine", which means "She is Russian. I beat up the p*ssy for Ukraine".

At the same time, the rapper supports dictator Vladimir Putin and even calls himself "young Putin" and "Nazi." He has also appeared in public wearing clothes with the words "I am Russian." In response to the American's behavior, tattoos with his face were made for free in London.

It's comical that back in March 2022, the artist posted the national flag of Ukraine on the social network. Apart from the Ukrainian symbol, there were almost no other photos on his profile at the time. Such a change in views may indicate an unstable position of the rapper, which Ukrainians should not admire.

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