Kanye West, now Ye, always finds a way to keep the world talking. One minute, he is dropping a deluxe version of 'Vultures', the next, he is going on the record with sweeping statements. His latest sit-down with DJ Akademiks? Suffice it to say, it is raising some eyebrows. When Ye speaks, it is never just another interview—it is a spectacle, a dive into his unfiltered mind. And this time, his words might just be some of his most surprising yet.  

What did he reveal this time? Did he talk about his whirlwind past, his regrets, or something that changes how fans view him? Ye never holds back, and this interview is no exception. 

Ye has once again left the world stunned with his frankness. In a recent interview with DJ Akademiks, Ye confessed about Kim Kardashian that he, "didn’t want to have children with this person after the first 2 months of being with her." Though he realized this much earlier, their relationship continued, eventually leading to marriage and four children- North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm. His blunt confession left Akademiks visibly surprised, adding another headline-grabbing moment to Ye’s long history of unfiltered statements.

As the conversation continued, Ye did not hold back, admitting, "That was my fault," owning up to his choices with this unapologetic swagger. He also voiced his frustration about his children being in the public eye, noting how he has no control over their image. He also mentioned the lack of ownership over their "name and likeness", talking about his influence on his kids' lives. 

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But it was not just Kim Kardashian who was in the spotlight. The rapper did not hold back when it came to calling out his fellow artists. From long-time collaborators to industry giants, no one was safe in this explosive sit-down!

In the interview with DJ Akademiks, Ye left no stone unturned, targeting a range of figures in hip-hop. From JAY-Z to Kendrick Lamar, Ye did not mince words. The conversation, lasting nearly an hour, saw Ye donning a black Ku Klux Klan outfit, a choice that added fuel to the already heated discussion. Throughout the interview, Ye did not hold back, criticizing peers like JAY-Z, Frank Ocean, Kendrick Lamar, and Travis Scott. 

Ye also revisited past collaborations, expressing dissatisfaction with artists such as Pusha T, Playboi Carti, Ty Dolla $ign, and John Legend. Ye also further stirred the pot by defending figures like Diddy and R. Kelly, both of whom have been under fire for some serious alleged offences. Surprisingly, he gave props to Drake amid the 'Donda' rapper's growing rivalry with Lamar and ongoing official battles. 

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What do you think of Ye's bold confessions and candid comments? Let us know in the comments!