He's using the Trump tactic - any publicity is good publicity - the more outrageous you are - the more you'll get covered. I hope the media doesn't get sucked into this tactic again - but looks like they already are. This sort of coverage is the media's biggest problem at the moment.
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http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/news/kanye-west-vote-donald-trump-speech-concert-san-jose-president-2020-a7424316.html
Can you imagine listening to a 40 minute political speech from this guy at a concert?
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Last night he stirred a maybe unprecedented level of controversy, however, declaring at a Saint Pablo Tour show in San Jose: "I would have voted on Trump".
"This is my platform and I'm going to talk about the paradigm shift that's happening right now," he said at the top of a 40-minute political speech that came at the cost of several songs.
It's hard to ascertain exactly the point he was trying to make as we only have tweets and videos from attendees, not a transcript, to go off, but it sounds as though he was mostly praising the disruptive nature of Trump's campaign, which 'inspired racists to reveal themselves'.