🚨 SHOCKING RANT: Kanye West Boasts About Rape Allegations, Fantasizes Over Taylor Swift, and Demands a Kim Kardashian–Ray J Threesome Sex Tape While Dismissing Women’s Rights in Explosive Online Meltdown

“I’m Not Sorry For Being a God”: Kanye’s Shocking Descent Into Misogyny, Obsession, and Dangerous Delusion

By Alex Monroe | July 30, 2025 | New York Times Online Edition

In what can only be described as a disturbing and unhinged online tirade, Kanye West — once celebrated as a creative genius and cultural icon — has once again ignited outrage across the globe. This time, the backlash is louder, the damage deeper, and the words more dangerous than ever before.

In a series of graphic and misogynistic posts shared on his private but widely-followed alt social media platform late Tuesday night, the 47-year-old rapper-turned-fashion mogul not only bragged about being accused of rape but also hypersexualized longtime nemesis Taylor Swift and publicly expressed a desire to film a sex tape with his ex-wife Kim Kardashian and her former partner Ray J.

“I made history, I made billionaires, and I made headlines. They made accusations. I ain’t sorry,” West wrote.

The Chilling Posts That Sparked Global Outrage

The most disturbing aspect of the meltdown was West’s apparent pride in being the subject of rape allegations — claims he neither denied nor addressed with any seriousness. Instead, he appeared to use the accusations as a form of clout, describing them as “badges of fame that come with being untouchable.”

In the same rant, West turned his attention to pop superstar Taylor Swift, a figure he’s had a contentious relationship with since infamously interrupting her 2009 VMA speech. This time, he crossed an unthinkable line.

“Taylor always acted innocent, but I know she fantasized about me. I made her relevant, and I could make her scream,” he posted, prompting immediate backlash from fans and advocates for sexual assault survivors.

Critics were quick to label the post as sexual harassment and psychological abuse, with calls mounting for platforms to deplatform West permanently and for brands to sever all ties.

A Sickening Obsession: Kim Kardashian and the Ray J Tape Sequel?

If the comments about Swift were horrifying, his words about Kim Kardashian bordered on deranged. West wrote:

“Kim still mine. Ray J still a clown. Let’s make it legendary — me, her, Ray J. One camera. No regrets.”

This reference to the notorious 2007 sex tape that catapulted Kim Kardashian to fame was met with a mixture of disgust and disbelief, with fans and commentators calling it a gross violation of privacy, decency, and human dignity.

While Kim Kardashian has remained silent so far, insiders close to the reality star say she is “absolutely shaken and considering legal action.”

Misogyny on Full Display

Beyond the specific targets of his rant, West’s language revealed a deeper, systemic problem — violent misogyny disguised as rebellion. At one point in the tirade, he wrote:

“Women been running the narrative too long. I’m bringing the power back to men. Feminism is a disease.”

The statement sent a chill through social media, where many women — including celebrities and activists — expressed fear over the influence West continues to hold, especially among young, disillusioned male fans.

Feminist author Roxane Gay tweeted:

“This isn’t free speech. This is hate speech wrapped in fame. Kanye’s platform is now a threat to women everywhere.”

From Genius to Liability: The Fall of Kanye West

Once hailed as the voice of a generation, Kanye West now seems to be spiraling further into irrelevance and toxicity, alienating fans, family, and former collaborators alike.

Mental health professionals have repeatedly urged the public not to excuse his behavior as mere symptoms of bipolar disorder — reminding us that accountability and illness can coexist.

“This is not just erratic behavior,” said Dr. Maya Eisenstein, a clinical psychologist. “This is a calculated abuse of influence, designed to harm, control, and dehumanize.”

Public Calls for Consequences: Is Enough Finally Enough?

The response from the public has been swift and fiery:

• #CancelKanye trended on X (formerly Twitter) within minutes.

• Advocacy groups like RAINN and Time’s Up released statements condemning West’s rhetoric and urging tech companies to act.

• Fashion giant Balenciaga, who only recently resumed ties with West, announced an emergency internal meeting.

• Music platforms like Spotify and Apple Music are now facing pressure to remove his content.

The Silent Enablers: Where Are the Platforms and Brands?

While outrage builds, some are pointing fingers not just at West — but at the corporate entities and social media platforms that continue to give him space and revenue.

“How much longer will the industry profit from Kanye’s madness?” asked journalist Jemele Hill. “Where is the accountability from the billion-dollar platforms he abuses?”

What Happens Next?

As Kanye West remains unapologetic, speculation grows over what — if anything — will stop him. Will his words result in actual legal consequences? Will his brand finally collapse under the weight of its own egotism and hatred? Or will the world, once again, look away?

One thing is clear: this isn’t art. This isn’t madness. This is misogyny weaponized, unchecked, and amplified.

And if nothing changes, we may be watching the final act of one of music’s most iconic — and most disturbing — legacies unfold in real time.