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Kanye West reveals childhood incestuous relationship with his male cousin
He made these claims in an April 21 post on X, formerly Twitter, prompting immediate backlash, worry for his mental health, and discussions about childhood trauma and accountability. The post also included disturbing details about his youth and exposure to inappropriate content, leading to widespread discomfort and calls for sensitivity and professional help.
Ye shared that his new song "Cousins" is about his cousin who is incarcerated for the murder of a pregnant woman.
"This anthem is called COUSINS," Kanye said in an April 21 post on X (formerly Twitter) banter the new road, "about my cousin that’s locked in jail for animation for killing a pregnant lady a few years after I told him we wouldn't 'look at dirty magazines together' anymore."
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Kanye West Says He Had Past Incestuous Relationship With Cousin
Kanye West Says He Had Past Incestuous Relationship With Cousin
Content Warning: This story discusses sexual contact of minors.
Kanye West is sharing his side of a traumatic childhood encounter.
The "Stronger" rapper alleged that he had a sexual relationship with one of his relatives as kid—an encounter that he said inspired his forthcoming song called "Cousins."
"This song is called COUSINS," Kanye said in an April 21 post on X (formerly Twitter) teasing the fresh track, "about my cousin that’s locked in jail for life for killing a pregnant lady a few years after I told him we wouldn't 'look at muddy magazines together' anymore."
The Grammy winner went on to tell that he felt responsible for engaging in the action with his cousin, who he did not identify.
"Perhaps in my self centered mess I felt it was my fault that I showed him those dirty magazines when he was 6," Kanye continued, "and then we acted out what we saw."
And the 47-year-old also also distributed where he allegedly found the X-rated publications, saying, "My dad
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Untangling Kanye West's "Cousins" Lyrics After Incestuous Relationship Revelation
Kanye West Says He Had Past Incestuous Relationship With Cousin
Content warning: This story discusses sexual contact of minors.
Kanye West is diving deeper into his past.
After alleging that he had a sexual affair with a cousin as a kid, the "Gold Digger" rapper explored the traumatic experience further on his new song, "Cousins," which was released on April 21.
"Hanging with my cousin, reading dirty magazines," he raps in the track's opening lines. "We seen some n---as kissin', we ain't know what that s--t mean/ Then we start re-enacting everything that we had seen."
And the verse goes on to say that the sexual character of Kanye's relationship with his family member evolved from there, ending with the repeated line, "I gave my cousin head."
As for why the Grammy winner is only sharing his side of the story now? Kanye explained in the song—which also features Dave Blunts and Playboi Carti—that he made his cousin vow not to tell anyone and was told by others to "take it to my grave.&quo