Kanye West, Ray J reunite at the Candace Owens BLM documentary screening

Back to Ye… and Ray J?

Kanye West was photographed by smiling Page Six cameras as he celebrated the screening of the new Candace Owen documentary:Biggest lie ever sold: George Floyd and the rise of BLM“Wednesday night.

The 45-year-old rapper who became a designer wore an all-black outfit that included a jacket, baggy pants, high boots, and a T-shirt. He completed the styling with his now iconic black baseball cap marked “2024”.

Shockingly, West shared the spotlight with Ray J, one of Kim Kardashian’s ex-boyfriends, who appeared to be dressed in a long coat, black tie, and pants.

While both kept their distance, they were affectionate when they posed with Owens. Fans of The Kardashians remember that West spoke to Ray J after he threatened to release more erotic tapes he allegedly recorded with the rapper’s ex-wife.

However, the two later teamed up and called on Kris Jenner’s mom to be the “mastermind” who would do anything to protect her daughters.

Earlier this month, Ray J made fans concerned when he posted a series of disturbing posts that alluded to suicidal thoughts. However, a source close to him told us that he was “okay” and that he was “okay.”

Rapper “Heartless” also walked the red carpet, where he posed next to Owens and even hugged her.

The political commentator suited Ye when she wore a black gown with straps in heels.

The screening – which took place in Nashville – brought together a select few, including Jason and Brittany Aldean, who were recently hailed for making transphobic comments, and Kid Rock.

In one of our photos, Ye also spoke to Kid Rock, who was wearing a brown leather jacket, maroon pants, and a black T-shirt. The singer also rocked a brown hat and sunglasses while puffing on a cigar.

West’s tour takes place just days after he has been banned from his Instagram and Twitter accounts for posting anti-Semitic comments.

On Friday night, he shared a removed screenshot from a lyrics exchange with Sean Love Combs, also known as Diddy, in which he implied that the rapper was controlled by Jews.

Diddy asked him to “stop playing those web games” in his latest IG series of tirades, to which he replied, “This is not a game. I will use you as an example to show the Jews who made you call me that no one can threaten me or influence me. “

Cut off from his account, he returned to Twitter where he attacked Mark Zuckerberg for losing his Instagram.

He then added another deleted tweet which read: “I’m a bit sleepy today, but when I wake up I’m going to die con 3 ABOUT JEWISH PEOPLE It’s funny that I can’t really be anti-Semitic because black people are actually Jews too. with me and tried to charm anyone who opposes your agenda.

He was also blocked this account.

Owens, who has always been a staunch defender of the West, has spoken after losing his accounts.

She said in part during the Monday episode of the Candance Owens podcast, “If you’re an honest person, you don’t think these tweets are anti-Semitic. You don’t think he wrote it because he hates or wants the genocide of the Jews. This does not mean the beginning of the Holocaust. “