Kanye West isn’t pleased with Milo Y for hitting him with a ludicrous campaign consulting fee to the tune of $116k. It’s believed that the rapper’s smile to the bank isn’t as big as it used to be. Hence, his reaction to Yiannopoulos’ charge.
Per TMZ, sources close to the estranged music star disclosed that he never reached a financial agreement with the right-wing extremist to be his advisor. However, an invoice dated Dec. 1 was obtained by the media outlet from Milo to Kanye charging him $116,000.
Ye hasn’t officially declared a run for president in 2024. It’s the reason everyone working with him, including white nationalist Nick Fuentes and far-right activist Ali Alexander, have been working as volunteers.
Kanye West’s campaign is non-existent at this point, and Milo Y hitting him with a $116k consulting fee can send that dream packing. Milo already confirmed to Daily Beast that he and the rapper decided to part ways, and money was a big part of the friction between them.
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Milo Y and Kanye West Part Ways After Slamming Him with $116k Campaign Consulting Fee
Daily Beast’s Will Sommer revealed that Milo Yiannopoulos, also known as Milo Y, has been fired from Ye’s “campaign” team. It came after the rapper’s appearance in Alex Jones’ crash-and-burn interview praising Hitler.
Sommer confirmed that Milo wrote in an email that there was a mutual conclusion reached that he ought to step away. Nick Fuentes on the other hand seems to be safe, at least for now. Fuentes was alongside Kanye during the InfoWars interview, whereas Milo was absent.
Many believe that Ye may have something against his fired campaigner. For instance, Milo tried to get the rapper on different conservative-leaning podcasts.
Instead, Ye walked out on the set of Tim Pool’s podcast after some pushback on his anti-Semitism. However, it’s unsure if the rapper held that against Milo.
Several attempts have been made by TMZ to reach Milo Y to find out why he hit Kanye West with a $116k campaign consulting fee. Currently, there has been no revert regarding the issue.
