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It’s time to acknowledge what has become painfully obvious: Kanye West’s legacy has imploded. For years, we have watched his erratic descent play out in real time—his social media meltdowns, his desperate cries for attention, and his shameless alignment with the very people who spit in his mother’s face. But his latest unhinged rants on […]

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