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It seems fashion mogul/rapper and entrepreneur Kanye West is unfazed by the humongous billions he just lost due to his recent controversial statements.
I mean I do understand him, he's been "broke" before and in debt and still managed to make a whole mega millions comeback.
Plus, our resident "I know everything business" soft life ambassador Huddah Monroe thinks Kanye has a plan and this whole fiasco was a strategy.
Taking to his Instagram page after he deleted all his other posts Ye took the moment to remind people that he was not as vain and materialistic as they presumed.
He put up a post that read, "I lost 2 billion dollars in one day and I am still alive.
This is a love speech.
I still love you; God still loves you; the money is not who I am. The people are who I am."
Back in February 2016 Ye had tweeted, "I write this to you my brothers while still 53 million dollars in personal debt… Please pray we overcome… This is my true heart."
His then wife, reality TV star Kim Kardashian reportedly helped him out of the debt and Kanye went forth to be the powerhouse that he is.
However, following a series of antisemitic remarks on his social media pages and the whole "White Lives Matter" stunts a few weeks back, West has been dropped by several companies he was working with including Balenciaga, Gap and just recently Adidas.
Each one of the companies terminated their lucrative partnerships with West for his Yeezy lines, from which he amassed a significant portion of his envious net worth.
Following the most recent termination Forbes has currently valued West’s deal with the German apparel company (Adidas) at $1.5 billion and says his net worth without it plummets to roughly $400 million.
And money isn't the only thing the father of 4 is losing left right and centre.
Just recently, Johnny Depp's attorney, Camille Vasquez, who was brought on board a few weeks ago to handle his business matters dipped out on him.
After Ye doubled and tripled down on his bigotry, Camille packed her bags and told her firm she'd no longer work with the rapper.
Do you think the guy who gave us Donda will make a comeback from this or this is the end of the road for the lyrical genius?
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