Kanye West is continuing his Instagram rant against those who have credited his decision to wear a White Lives Matter shirt during his Yeezy Season 9 runway show.
On Friday (October 7) he aligned his target on Diddy and shared screenshots of text messages between the two. “I didn’t like our conversation, I’m selling these t-shirts,” Ye Puff said in a lengthy text. “No one comes between me and my money. This is my grandfather texting you right now.”
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He added: “Never call me with no cops – so again, unless you’re willing to give me the green light, because everyone who’s gotten on that tee is me. Like Virgil, I will remain silent out of respect for all you meant to me, but now I know how I hurt people I love with threats.”
Ye followed with another post in which Diddy Ye allegedly texted, “As soon as I land we’ll meet face to face!!!” to which the rapper replied, “N—-, f—you.”
“This is not a game,” West continued in another post. “I use you as an example to show the Jews who told you to call me that no one can threaten or influence me. I told you this is war. Now do some business.”
In the final exchange between the two moguls that Ye shared, Diddy reportedly wrote, “I’m just trying to speak to you as a black man. And I’m talking to you because it hurts our people. Stop.”
Kanye replied: “Anything you write I will post. I love you and you break my heart. I accept your apologies in advance.”
Earlier in the week, Diddy shared his own Instagram video of Yes’s White Lives Matter t-shirt. “I’m not going to address everything that’s going on in the world online, but what I have to address is this ‘White Lives Matter’ t-shirt,” Diddy said in the video. “I’ve always been there and will always support my brother Kanye as a freethinker. But the White Lives Matter t-shirt, I don’t rock it, you know what I’m saying? I am not there.”