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Chance the Rapper just presented Twitter with a gold-framed clown certification at every opportunity. The Chicago native woke up on July 13 ready to endorse a candidate for the 2020 presidential election. Just … uh … no one running. “And all of you here trying to convince me to vote for Biden,” Kanye West’s new song “Donda” wrote on Twitter. “Smfh”. Then he tweeted, “Are we a professional bipartisan system?” along with “Ima Keep it real alota u niggas is racist” and “Officer officer officer officer officer officer Overseer”, lyrics of the song “Sound of Da Police”. Clearly not satisfied with the response from his followers, he asked the timeline what its opinions about Biden vs. West are. “I understand that you will want to answer that you are just trying to ’emerge triumphant’ but in this hypothetical scenario where you are replacing Trump, can anyone explain why Joe Biden would be better?” he tweeted. About ten minutes later, he had his answer, whatever it was. “Everyone trusts Biden more than they trust you,” he said. “I think I understand why, I just don’t feel the same way.” He went offline immediately, but not before changing the subject to asking the city of Chicago to “admit and report the murder of Fred Hampton,” a Black Panther who was killed by the FBI, despite the fact that “he did not plan on trending. today “. Not only was it seen as a distraction, but it was also criticized for being an empty gesture. If this is what can wake you up when you’re no Trying to make a trend, imagine what other kinds of tweets to end your career lurk below. Thank God he has experience as a clown to turn to. Scroll through fun tweets.
Update, 1:35 pm: He logged in again. Instead of asking another free-answer question, she opted for the multiple choice. “Repairs,” he tweeted, with the “Yes” or “No” survey options. A guaranteed way to guarantee a constructive and multifaceted conversation. “Disappointed with the look of this poll, but it definitely explains everything that has happened so far,” he said, blaming “more than a quarter” of the people who voted no for the backlash he is getting for defending the West. . As the survey results came in, Chance responded to people asking for more information, trying to convince them of West’s capabilities and suggesting he could get on with community-related issues. “How do you feel as an individual about the abolition of prison and universal basic housing?” Chance tweeted. “And if you’re in favor of those things, how important are they in terms of immediacy?” He listed the positions West has taken as if they were action plans. “There is more work for people, but I will not let him do his job,” replied someone on Twitter. “I’m just saying that we’ve been doing this the same way for a long time. Can a black man have a chance? Chance the Rapper is doing more for # Kanye2020 than West himself. I like it too much.
