Kanye West slammed over use of offensive word when describing Joe Biden

21 October 2022, 11:18 | Updated: 2 December 2022, 17:03

Kanye West attends Givenchy show

Kanye West has found himself in yet again more hot water after using an offensive slur to describe the US president.

Kanye West has been slammed over using an ableist slur when describing the current US president, Joe Biden, in a recent interview.

The rapper lashed out in an interview with Piers Morgan and said Biden is "f****** r-word" for not seeking help from Elon Musk.

West has now said that he can use the slur because he has "mental health issues".

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Kanye stepped out at the Balenciaga show sporting a bloody lip.
Kanye appeared on an interview with Piers Morgan this week. . Picture: Getty Images

The controversial rapper has previously opened up about his struggles with bipolar disorder, but did not back down from the comments that he made.

Many people are upset at Kanye using the word, and have slammed his use of the slur as it has "no place in society" and is "dehumanising".

In the same interview with Piers Morgan, Kanye refused to apologise for tweeting anti-Semitic comments, but did admit that he was sorry for hurting people who were confused with his statements.

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Candace Owen and Kanye West pictured at the Yeezy fashion show.
Candace Owen and Kanye West pictured at the Yeezy fashion show, where their tops sparked controversy. . Picture: Twitter

Kanye has been in a string of controversy recently - he was banned from social media after posting anti-Semitic content, and has been embroiled in other disagreements.

A few weeks ago, he wore a 'White Lives Matter' t-shirt to fashion week, sparking outrage worldwide.

Kanye has also been hit with a $250 million lawsuit from the family of George Floyd after he questioned the late Floyd's cause of death.

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