Kanye West’s’ social media outburst has sparked another wave of scandal, this time focusing on his relations with his children, especially his son, Saint. Recently, Kanye posted on X (formerly Twitter) to express his feelings, claiming, “I HAVEN’T SEEN SAINT THIS YEAR.” His message was part of a larger outpouring of emotion in which he talked about feeling distant from his kids. He expressed his frustration not just about visiting them but also about wanting to be a hands-on parent. “I don’t need to just ‘SEE’ my kids. I need to raise them. I’m a good dad. I’m a great father to have,” he wrote.

However, a new report from TMZ suggests a different story. Sources close to the situation say that Kanye has seen Saint this year, contradicting his claims about not being able to see his children. To make things even more complicated, Kanye has a tendency to make controversial comments. He suggested that his issues with seeing his kids are tied to antisemitic ideas, saying, “THE THING THAT MADE MY KIDS SITUATION SO HARD IS MOST LAWYERS ARE JEWISH.” He even mentioned that a Jewish lawyer warned him he wouldn’t be able to see his kids if he kept making antisemitic remarks, which he seems to agree with. These comments overshadow what might have been a heartfelt message from a dad feeling disconnected from his children.

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Instead, they contribute to the ongoing controversy surrounding Kanye’s public persona. In a recent chat with DJ Akademiks, Kanye also expressed his initial feelings regarding having children with Kim Kardashian. He admitted, “I didn’t want to have children with this person after the first two months of being with her. But that wasn’t God’s plan.” While it’s clear that Kanye wants to be involved in his kids’ lives, the way he expresses that desire raises eyebrows and even invites correction. The truth is likely more complicated than a single tweet can convey.

After the New York Knicks lost 100-94 to the Detroit Pistons in Game 2 of their playoff series, rapper Ja Rule took to social media to point fingers specifically at his longtime rival, 50 Cent, who was sitting courtside at Madison Square Garden that night. Ja Rule humorously blamed the loss on 50 Cent’s presence, jokingly calling him a “black cat” that brings bad luck. Ja Rule has a skill for mixing humor with a bit of rivalry. With the series now tied 1-1, the Knicks are gearing up for the next game on Thursday in Detroit.

While fans were frustrated over missed opportunities during the game, Ja was busy making light of the situation by suggesting that 50’s mere presence was enough to jinx the Knicks. Moments like these highlight the unique blend of sports excitement and pop culture drama that New York is known for. 50 Cent hasn’t publicly responded to Ja’s comments but did express his feelings on Instagram after the game. “Fvck today man the Knicks lost, the pope died, and Kanye told us he sucked his cousin’s d!ck for 8 years,” he wrote on Instagram. “I’m going to bed early tomorrow gotta be a better day.”

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Their rivalry goes back to the early 2000s and has included everything from diss tracks to online trolling. This latest exchange is a brilliant example of how they both know how to keep their feud alive with some humor. As the next game approaches, Knicks fans are likely hoping for better teamwork on the court and maybe fewer “bad luck” celebrities in the stands. Regardless of what happens in the playoff series, the off-court antics are just as entertaining as the games themselves.