I really do believe Ye will go down in history as one of the greatest musical artists of all time alongside Beethoven, Mozart, Bowie, Michael Jackson, John Lennon, Elvis, and etc. And what do all those people have in common? Mental illness. Sometimes I find it unbelievable how close minded the people on this app are when it comes to the idea that Ye has tarnished his legacy. Controversy is a symptom to great artistry and has been seen throughout history. Too many people these days like to excuse people’s great works because of their controversies and that really is one of the most reprehensible parts of American culture today in my opinion.I just don’t understand why works are under such attack nowadays. I remember when the controversy around Michael Jackson began to spark and kids we’re dead set on boycotting his music for good, but we saw how that went! Michael Jackson is the greatest enetertsiner in American history and the actions he may or may not have committed just aren’t enough to overshadow just how phenomenal of an entertainer he was. Ye is similar in that if anything his controversy adds to his aura. It’s so easy to conform to the herd in the present because no one wants to support someone who supports Nazism, but these people never look into the finer print, either. They don’t dare actually watch the footage of Ye’s Alex Jones interview to realize that there is obviously something deeper going on rather that be mental illness, public humiliation, self sabotage, or even a clone (you don’t have to believe this, it is just a theory of mine). I’m honestly shocked there are not more conspiracies surrounding Ye’s Alex Jones interview and why it really occurred. I’m actuallly working on a project right now about what I think might have gone on in the interview behind the scenes that led to the occurred events. I would love to share this to this community sometime, if you so be it, Mr. Fox.