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In generations past, Jesus spoke to his people through the wind, burning shrubs, and through the people in which he enlightened. Now, he speaks through his alter ego, Kanye West, on a thing called Twitter.

Kanye has inspired many with his hip/hop music on the path to being considered an icon. He believes that he is the reincarnation of Jesus and has given himself the nickname “Yeezus” to mirror that.

Kanye has numerous cars, all in the hundred thousands, he wears fur skin coats, alone costing a few thousand dollars, and he tries his best to pamper his overly-large wife. With all of these materialistic items and the fact that he’s one of the best-known rappers, you’d think he would be rich. Think again.

On February 13, Kanye tweeted:

“I write this to my brothers while still 53 million dollars in personal debt. Please pray we overcome. This is my true heart.”

He followed this up by asking Mark Zuckerberg for money to invest into “Kanye ideas.”

After Mark did not answer for two days, Kanye tweeted again:

“Mark, I am publicly asking you for help.”

So everyone that looks up to Kanye for any reason, he is trying to bum money off of people that actually earned it.

Kanye even started a FundMe account online that people have donated a total of around $8,000 dollars to. That pays for about half of one of Kanye’s outfits, so keep it up people.

However, he still claims that he is “personally rich and can buy furs and houses for his family.” It’s just another sad stunt by Kanye to get publicity. He isn’t poor, he just wants more money.

After his Taylor Swift stunt several years back, marrying Kim Kardashian, and now this, Kanye should be ridiculed. He can talk fast into a microphone to beats and lyrics that other people have written for him. Now that’s talent folks!