Infinite Discontent
Alasdair CannonFar-right politics seduced liberal nations and people in the 2010s. Our blog and podcast explores why.
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DEATH CON 3
Alex Jones, Kanye West, and Nick Fuentes
After he released Donda, it seemed that Kanye had exhausted the signifiers that shielded him in his moment of psychiatric crisis in 2016: neither his mother, Jesus, nor Trump had saved him from his...
DONDA
After Kanye’s presidential bid failed, he distanced himself from politics. Two months after Biden won the election, Kim Kardashian filed for divorce. Kim would later say she had tired of acting as Kanye’s ‘clean up crew’. She felt Kanye had...
Kanye For President
Kanye at the “abortion” rally.
With a Christian album to his name, Kanye began to seek support from the Christian right in America. After he released Jesus Is King, he appeared onstage with megachurch pastor and televangelist, Joel Osteen....
JESUS IS KING
“Reinstate the fear and love of God and eliminate the fear and love of everything else.”
—Kanye West, 2019.1
Amid the furore caused by Kanye’s support for Trump, his art mutated again. Kanye finally became the artist he had long wanted to...
'Thank you Kanye, very cool!'
2016 was a year of crisis for Kanye West. The trauma soon changed his politics. Two weeks after his hospitalisation he met the then President-elect, Donald Trump. Together, they enjoyed a philosophical discussion. ‘Life. We discussed life,’...
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Alasdair Cannon is an author and writer, based in London. His second book, Infinite Discontent: Writings on the Allure of Fascism, is available now.
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