Chance The Rapper Voices Support For Kanye West’s Run For President, Asks, ‘Why Would Joe Biden Be Better?’

Kanye West thinks that he is going to beat Joe Biden in the upcoming US presidential election and he believes it’s going to come down to write-in votes. The rapper has missed the filing deadline in several states and he’ll have to rely on write-in votes in those states.

Kanye West has said he can “beat Joe Biden” in the upcoming US election, despite having to be a write-in candidate in numerous states.The rapper missed the deadline to appear on the ballots in some states across the country, but can still be voted for if supporters write his name on themselves.In his latest tweets, West seemed confident he could beat the Democratic nominee Joe Biden in the presidential race.

It's been hard to keep up with Kanye West but don't worry because we have got you covered! It all started with the 43-year-old rapper announcing that he was running for President against Democrat Joe Biden and current US President and Republican Donald Trump. However, the buzz was strong that he was already rethinking his decision.

Perhaps it just wasn’t meant to be for Kanye West to launch a presidential run against Donald Trump and Joe Biden in 2020. For one thing, he can’t make it onto the ballot in most states due to his late declaration on July 4.

Chance The Rapper has said he believes Donald Trump will second a second term as US President, after playing down Joe Biden’s chances of victory.Speaking in the latest episode of The New Yorker Radio Hour podcast, the Chicago said that Biden’s presumptive nomination as the Democrat candidate comes as America faces a “fork in the road”.“I feel like there’s a fork in the road, like a black hole.

Intelligencer magazine, Steve Kramer – who had joined Kanye’s campaign team to get the rapper on the ballot in Florida and South Carolina – confirmed the Yeezy star won’t be running against Donald Trump and Joe Biden for the POTUS position.“He’s out,” Kramer said, the publication reported.When asked for more details on what had happened, Kramer replied: “I’ll let you know what I know once I get all our stuff cancelled.

Chance the Rapper has thrown his support behind pal Kanye West’s bid to become the next President of the United States.On Monday (July 13, 2020), the 27-year-old rapper took to Twitter to share his fellow Chicago, Illinois native’s new song, revealing he was backing West over Democratic hopeful Joe Biden in the fight to end divisive U.S. leader Donald Trump’s presidential run.“And yall out here tryna convince me to vote for Biden (sic).

On Monday, Chance The Rapper offered his thoughts on fellow Chicago rapper Kanye West's controversial, possibly fake 2020 presidential bid against President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden. In response to West's Twitter post sharing a new song and video called "DONDA" (named for West's late mother), Chance tweeted: "And yall out here tryna convince me to vote for Biden.

Anyone looking forward to a West presidency may have to put away their Kanye 2020 gear for now.

have spoken out in opposition of Kanye West’s presidential campaign, Chance the Rapper has come to the fellow musician’s defense.The 27-year-old “No Problem” artist (born Chancelor Johnathan Bennett) took to Twitter on Monday, July 13, to share his take on the 2020 presidential election.

Chance The Rapper has weighed in on the upcoming US presidential election, suggesting that he trusts Kanye West more than he does Joe Biden.West announced earlier this month (July 5) that he hopes to make a run for the White House in November, which we see him face President Donald Trump and the presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden.Earlier today (July 13) West took to Twitter to share a new song and video, ‘Donda’, named after his late mother and shared in honour of her birthday.Chance

Chance the Rapper and Kanye West have been friends for years, so it's not surprising that the fellow Chicago rapper born Chancelor Bennett appears to be backing Ye's purported White House bid.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorKanye West backed off of his support for President Trump, claimed he had a bout with Covid-19 in February, talked at length — if vaguely — about his own presidential campaign, slammed presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden and plenty more in a sprawling four-hour interview with Forbes that published early Wednesday.