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Kanye West has recently received forgiveness from many of his peers he once alienated. Kid Cudi is one of such, reconciling with the rapper who once made a song titled “Heil Hitler.”
While Cudi, who’s had his own mental health struggles, has embraced Kanye and his attempt at retribution, many do not share the same sentiment.
Peter Rosenberg, noted Hip Hop radio personality and Jewish man, has taken issue with quickly people have forgiven Kanye for his previous anti semitic, anti Black, and pro-MAGA comments.
Rosenberg took to social media to express his disappointment with people who have forgiven Kanye so quickly.
“A lot of people I love are being openly lame about Kanye I am not saying no one deserves forgiveness or empathy but this man sang “Heil Hitler” ONE YEAR AGO. Disappointed in a lot of people.”
Cudi saw the post and decided to respond.
“I understand ur frustration Peter, I f**** w u, but I dont really care if ur disappointed in me. That man is my brother. U dont have a relationship w him like I do. Damn near 2 decades of art and friendship. U not family. So I get it. Ive been around Ye, and I can honestly say talking to him now is how it use to be when I first signed to him, but even better. He was dealing w mental health struggles for years and now hes good. Everyone deserves some grace when they family. I was the hardest on him out of anybody. I held him accountable. He apologized and it was sincere. But like I said, u not family so I get it.”
Rosenberg then replied back.
“Well i wasnt disappointed in you @KiDCuDi (i meant fans) but if you saw me running out to support an artist a year after they made a song called “all hail the klan” you would prolly feel a way. I am ALL for forgiveness and empathy but this man is being hailed as a HERO … f that. go get real help and sit down for a few years then lets talk before im going to run to put money in ur pocket.”
Cudi did not respond back.
I understand ur frustration Peter, I fucks w u, but I dont really care if ur disappointed in me. That man is my brother. U dont have a relationship w him like I do. Damn near 2 decades of art and friendship. U not family. So I get it. Ive been around Ye, and I can honestly say… https://t.co/oIunsCXwEv
— The Chosen One (@KiDCuDi) September 5, 2026
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