Kanye West has shaved his head in solidarity with Emma Gonzales. Photo / Twitter
Kanye West has shaved his head in solidarity with Emma Gonzales. Photo / Twitter
Kanye West has shaved his head in tribute to school shooting survivor and gun rights activist Emma Gonzalez on Saturday.
The rapper showed off his new look on Twitter after posting a photo of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student, who has become a prominent gun rights activist in the wake of the shooting at the school on February 14 that killed 17 people according to DailyMail.
He posted a picture of Gonzalez with the caption: 'my hero Emma Gonzalez.'
And Emma seemingly responded as she posted: 'my hero James Shaw Jr.'
Tears roll down the face of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student Emma Gonzalez as she observes 6 minutes and 20 seconds of silence. Photo / Getty
'We got love. Agree to disagree,' West captioned the smiling selfie of him and Legend, 39.
West has sparked controversy with his comments about the president, in which he referred to Trump as his 'brother' and showed off his signed Make America Great Again baseball cap.
Trump once again praised West after the rapper declared his support for the Republican.
'Kanye West gets it — when he sees African American unemployment is the lowest in history, you know, people are watching,' Trump told a crowd of supporters in Washington Township, Michigan on Saturday.
The singer, who is known by the nickname Yeezus, also released a surprise track addressing his recent comments praising Trump.
Portrait of Emma Gonzalez right after her iconic 'I call Bs' speech, given at a gun safety rally. Photo / Getty
West has sparked controversy with his comments about the president, in which he referred to Trump as his 'brother' and showed off his signed Make America Great Again baseball cap.
The song, Ye vs. the People, is a collaboration with rapper T.I. in which the Chicago-born rapper is defending his recent political Twitter rants, while T.I. appears to represent the voices of West's fans and famous friends who have been on edge in light of his public support of Trump.
West's song was was released Friday night, just hours after the rapper trolled the internet with the song Lift Yourself - which lacked in lyricism.
Emma Gonzalez cries onstage at March For Our Lives on March 24, 2018 in Washington, DC. Photo / Getty
He starts the song saying: 'I know Obama was Heaven-sent/ But ever since Trump won it proved that I could be President,' and continues going back and forth with T.I.
West even raps about his recent sporting of his signed MAGA hat, saying: 'Bruh, I never ever stopped fightin' for the people/Actually wearin' the hat'll show people that we're equal.'
