RadioOnFire.com - Kanye West for President became a thing again this week, both on social media and in the streets, after signs that borrowed from President Trump's campaign slogan with the rapper's name on them began popping up in cities across the country.
The posters, which bear a photo of Kanye's face between the phrase "Keep America Great" and the hashtag #Kanye2024 surfaced in public spaces in New York City, Chicago, and Los Angeles only two days after he sparked controversy with his endorsement of conservative firebrand Candace Owens.
In the days that have passed since, the name and the date have been thrown around by many, including Owens, who gone and done one better by introducing a #FirstLady2024 hashtag into the equation while defending the reality show star's defense of her husband on Wednesday, April 25.
The signs were spotted everywhere from subway stops to street lamp poles, and for a brief time on Monday, Ye even shared a tweet showing them off with a thinking emoji. He soon took the post down, but not before drawing a mixed reaction from many who likely recall a much different Kanye famously declaring that he had his eyes on a 2020 run for the nation's highest office during the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards.
Source: hotnewhiphop.com
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