Holdin' Down The Culture
A video that went viral over this past weekend appeared to show Kanye West riding a horse during his famed ‘Sunday Service’ event. The video shows someone riding in on a horse in what appears to be a church-like setting before losing control and falling off. 50 Cent and Snoop Dogg (among countess others including #MyReligionIsRap) weighed in on the matter.
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“😆wait I don’t understand, why was he on the horse 😳 AWW SH!t”
Snoop captioned his post by wondering, “Who is that ni**a on dat nare ✨😂🤷🏽♂️”
Fellow West Coast representative Berner was in Snoop’s comments, “😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂”
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Kim Kardashian-West had enough of the “fake news” circulating about her husband and took to social media in order to address the matter by putting New York’s biggest Hip-Hop radio station, Hot 97, on BLAST by retweeting their post and questioning the outlet’s “fact checking.” Hot 97 later deleted the post.
Please where is the fact checking?!?! I have seen this false story circulating. This is not Kanye and this is not the Sunday Service Choir. https://t.co/kEaP1zyvrn
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) January 13, 2020
To be fair, whether one is a fan of Ye or not, the artist has engaged in so much shock value over the past decade + that it’s easy for something like this to happen. Still, that being said, media companies must fact check. Our fault.
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