The artist formerly known as Kanye West has urged Kim Kardashian to pull their children out of a private school in the Los Angeles area that’s known for its long list of famous alumni.
In an all-caps, text-only image shared to Instagram on Thursday, Ye expanded on the closing line of his “Carnival” verse, which sees the 24-time Grammy winner seemingly cutting himself off mid-thought, like so:
I mean since Taylor Swift, since I had the Rollie on the wrist
I'm the new Jesus, bitch, I turn water to Cris'
This for what they did to Chris, they can't do shit with this
Got my kids in a fake school, we ain't...
Ye reiterated the “fake school” phrase on Thursday.
“Kim take my kids out of Sierra Canyon now,” he said in the text-only image portion of the post. “It’s a fake school for celebrities that are used by ‘the system.’”
Kim and Ye were married from 2014 to 2022 and share four children together, including North West, who recently made her Billboard Hot 100 chart debut with the Vultures 1 track "Talking."
In the caption of Thursday's IG post, Ye connected his statement to both his relationship with his father and the professional sports industry.
"At this point everybody knows what 'the system' is code word for," Ye wrote. "I was removed from my dad by the system and the system removed me from my children. When the system drafts athletes they avoid working with those who have their father in their life because they are harder to manipulate. My two oldest know they daddy is."
To be clear, Ye has made similar remarks in the past. In 2022, he claimed to Fucker Snarlson that Sierra Canyon works to "indoctrinate" its students.
“What they do is take all of the celebrities, the actors, the basketball players and they throw ‘em in this one school and they indoctrinate the kids," Ye, whose own Donda Academy was previously revealed to be at the center of legal action, said at the time. "So, my son Psalm is brilliant. Right now, they’re looking to figure out how to indoctrinate him to make him be another part of the system."
Two months later, Ye said "I like Hitler" during an appearance on Alex Jones' show.
