Kanye West and Bianca Censori Confronted by Angry Stranger in Los Angeles Parking Lot

Kanye West and his wife, Bianca Censori, encountered an aggressive stranger in a Los Angeles parking lot this week, as captured in a video posted by TMZ on Monday (January 22). The couple, undeterred by the rant, walked towards their car while the unknown man shouted profanities and mentioned various rappers, including Kid Cudi, JAY-Z, and Playboi Carti.

In the video, Kanye and Censori maintained their composure, ignoring the individual throughout the incident. After entering his car, Kanye rolled down the window to listen briefly before driving away safely. The man’s rant included incoherent insults, referencing Kanye’s attempts to emulate “White folks” and making derogatory remarks about Playboi Carti.

The stranger continued, asserting, “I am a god. Lucifer, homie. I ain’t no Kid Cudi. I ain’t Cudi, dawg. I am the realest, boy. This is my fucking block. I am homeless 12 years, Ye. I ain’t listened since ’07. Not since Graduation.”

It remains unclear if the man has any connections to Kanye West.

This incident comes in the midst of a controversial week for Kanye and Bianca, sparked by Kanye’s online posts featuring pictures of his wife in various states of undress. Many fans criticized Kanye’s portrayal of Censori, expressing concern about exploitation and urging him to seek therapy.

One commenter pointed out Kanye’s past concerns about Kim Kardashian’s exposure, stating, “I remember the episode where he was telling Kim he didn’t want her to expose herself so much. FFWD to this. Poor girl being degraded on the daily. I hope she believes in herself to realize she is much more than this.”

Additionally, Kanye faced criticism for wearing a T-shirt featuring neo-Nazi heavy metal musician Varg Vikernes. Vikernes, found guilty of “inciting racial hatred” in Norway, has denied any association with Kanye, stating, “I know very little about him or what he says or does, and I kind of have very little incentive to find out. It is better to spend time on something more fruitful.”