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Kanye West Breaks Down, Sheds Tears In Presidential Campaign

Kanye West Sheds Tears

Rapper Kanye West has done his first presidential campaign rally in South Carolina US.

During the rally, West broke down in tears while delivering a lengthy monologue on topics including abortion and international trade, Evening Standard reports.

As part of his presidential campaign plans, West held an interesting official launch bid for the White House on Sunday.

One of the most interesting moments of his speech was when he made series of controversial comments, about abortion and claiming he and then-girlfriend Kim Kardashian considered terminating their first baby.

Meanwhile, West who claimed all new mothers should be given $1 million after giving birth wore a bulletproof vest, while standing on the stage.

The talented music Icon spoke without a microphone as he detailed an incident that allegedly took place shortly after Kim called him “screaming and crying” to reveal she was pregnant with their first child

His message for the crowd was: “She was crying… and for one month and two months and three months, we talked about her not having this child. She had the pills in her hand.

“I was having the rapper’s lifestyle. I was sitting up in Paris, and I had my leather pants on and I had my laptop up and I got all of my creative ideas.

“ And the screen went black and white and God said, ‘if you f**k with my vision I’m going to f**k with yours’.

“And I called my wife and she said, ‘We’re gonna have this baby’. I said, ‘We’re gonna have this child’. So even if my wife were to divorce me after this speech, she brought North into the world when I didn’t want to. She stood up and she protected that child.”

 

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