Kanye West tells Pitchfork, Rolling Stone to 'stop commenting on black music'

Kanye West had another strange and somewhat offensive Twitter rant on Feb. 15. The rapper had a lot to tweet about when it came to the subject of white publications commenting on black music.

The "Life of Pablo" singer has been taking to Twitter lately to express anything and everything on his mind. West has been asking for money from Mark Zuckerberg, comparing himself to Walt Disney, as well as proclaiming himself as the Michael Jordan and Steph Curry of music and begging everyone to sign up for Tidal.

However, the latest tweets sent to his 18 million followers telling white publications to stop making comments on black music may be the strangest and most offensive yet. He started by calling out publications like Pitchfork, Rolling Stone and New York Times.

He continued by demeaning the thoughts of all white people, because apparently they don't know anything about slavery.

He even went as far to say the entire system on the world is designed for "colored people" to fail.

After the release of TLOP, Pitchfork gave him a 9 out of 10 according to Huffington Post, their highest score given out in almost half a year. However, this was not enough for West, who claimed that this was going to be the best album of all time and once again took to Twitter.

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