UFC: UFC News: The Grammy Award-winning musician Kanye West aka Ye’s song was the reason every time where he used to find himself on the front pages for his brilliance and musical skills. However. that is not the case currently, since Ye has been in trouble for a while because of his antisemitic and pro-white nationalist comments. Certainly, he is currently going through the worst period of his career, where everything he says is extremely disrespectful. For MMA News updates with InsideSport.in
His confession that he admires Adolf Hitler, the harshest dictator in history, during a recent interview added fuel to the fire. After that, he got great international attention for all the reasons, which prompted several well-known people to denounce him. And one of them was Jewish fighter Nathan Levy of the UFC, who made headlines for defeating Genaro Valdez on the UFC fight night.
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Levy made waves after the fight for both his performances in the cage and the obvious reason he openly called Kanye West out. And following his comments on Ye, he claimed in a TMZ interview that he had been receiving blowback for calling out Ye for his anti-Semitic remark.
UFC: Levy claims that after highlighting Kanye West’s anti-Semitism, he has gotten hateful messages
Natan Levy, 31, have spoken to TMZ Sports on Monday about the response to his comments in which he warned Ye and called him out to confront him if he had any issues. Meanwhile. Jewish UFC fighter Levy claims that after calling out West for his continuous antisemitism, he is getting more hate, including a tonne of support.
Regarding his post-interview comments, he stated, “I think it shows itself like even in the post in the MMA media my interview, most of the comments are antisemitic. Most of the comments say, ‘Hey, look, actually I think Kanye is right. It was only saying so and so, no, no more, that’s it. “
He shed light on the hate and love he is receiving, “I’m always getting a lot of hate just for being who and what I am, which I’m fine with. It’s not fun, but right now I’m getting more. But also getting a lot of there’s also a positive out there. I’m getting a lot of reinforcement. I’m getting a lot of friends a lot of people speak up.”
There is a lot of seriousness in this situation, and the statements are in reality quite contentious. And Levy discussed it and made the point that Kanye West’s influence has a significant impact.
Nathan Levy highlights Ye’s power
In his words, “The influence that he has is huge. The amount of followers. I still have no idea how they didn’t block him on Instagram yet. I know they blocked him off Twitter. I’m good for that. I just think about how many Jewish people will get bullied because of his comment.”
UFC: Jewish fighter reveals getting hatred since calling out Kanye West for Anti Semitism
He continued, “And how many Jewish people will get attacked like those that they hate speech. It does turn into violence, and we see it again and again in the news. There is violence and huge uprising violence against Jewish people across the United States and across the world and he’s not helping.”
In case you didn’t know, Kanye has bipolar disorder and is now experiencing a manic episode. And West’s erratic behavior is a symptom of mental illness. It will be interesting to see what Kanye’s future holds as he seems to get trapped into yet another issue during this time.
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