• Kanye West apologises for the anti-Semitic tweet.
• The rapper expressed regret for the people he offended during an interview with Piers Morgan.
• He represent a distinct breed of freedom fighter.

Kanye West has stated that although he “fought fire with fire,” he “doesn’t regret” his anti-Semitic remark and is sorry “for the individuals that he affected.”

Ye, 45, was highly criticized after declaring: “I’m a bit sleepy tonight but when I wake up I’m going death con 3 On JEWISH PEOPLE.” His Twitter account was also banned.

The rapper expressed regret for the people he offended during an interview with Piers Morgan Uncensored on Talk TV.

In a teaser for the interview, the 57-year-old host questioned Kanye: “My question to you is, do you now regret saying ‘death con 3 on Jewish people,’ are you sorry you did that?” At first, Kanye refused to apologize.

Kanye answered: “Without a doubt, no. Without a doubt.”

Morgan said: “As racist as anything you claim to have gone through or whatever suffering you have had is when you insult Jews and declare you’re “doing death con 3 on the Jews.” The same applies. You are aware that racism is racism.”

Ye answered: “I used fire to fight the fire. I’m not in this place to get hosed off. I represent a distinct breed of freedom fighter.”

The American rapper responded, “I will say I’m sorry for the individuals that I hurt with the death con, with the uncertainty,” when questioned further about his comments.

As a response, Morgan said: “You apologized for stating something you now regret saying in the uncensored interview. That actually speaks a lot about you, in my opinion. That demonstrates your capacity for self-awareness and your ability to discern when you go too far.”

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