Kanye West branded ‘snivelling little coward' as he storms out of Piers Morgan interview
Teasing the interview before it dropped in full on Morgan's YouTube channel, he wrote on X: 'Ye did walk out, after two minutes.. because he's a snivelling little coward who didn't want me to ask him why he's become a vile Hitler-loving Nazi-slathering anti-Semite. Happy to continue the interview when/if you grow a pair @kanyewest.'
West was live from Spain with his friend, Sneako, for the chat with Morgan on his Uncensored show. When Morgan asked how West was doing, the rapper immediately got defensive about being addressed by his name.
'I'm doin' good. I don't use the term 'West,' you know, the whole drop the slave name idea?' West said.
Morgan responded: 'Okay, so we just call you Ye, yeah?' West agreed.
'I'm grateful for the opportunity to try and talk to you about some of this,' Morgan continued.
Ye did walk out, after two minutes.. because he's a snivelling little coward who didn't want me to ask him why he's become a vile Hitler-loving Nazi-slathering anti-Semite.
Happy to continue the interview when/if you grow a pair @kanyewest https://t.co/9WcKsB1MNW
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) May 6, 2025
After attempting to exchange pleasantries and asking West how he was doing, the rapper cut Morgan off and started ranting.
'I already disagree it's not in contrast to so many people and artists that are championing the idea of someone being able to just express who they really are and have been able to go through the war of being attacked by the banks ... being attacked you know by ... the banks ... that's the best way to put it, being attacked by the banks and to still be here with this view is, you know, that's the win. So I think that's I'm in contrast to your contrast,' West said before being cut off by Morgan.
'OK, but the point I was gonna make is that, I watch what you put out on X — you've got 32 million followers, so you're one of the most followed people…' Morgan began before being halted by West.
'Wait, now, look, right now you're not going to take inches off my d***, bro. Like, how many followers do I have?' West asked.
A brief back-and-forth ensued before Morgan said: 'I'm told it's 33 million now. So congratulations, you're slightly bigger following than I thought.'
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