Branding the elite Los Angeles institution as a “fake school” catering to celebrities exploited by “the system,” Ye, 46, escalates his criticism.
Recently debuting his new Instagram account and chastising brands for neglecting his new name, his profile has already garnered nearly 20 million followers.
The rapper shared a photo of a message, boldly written in all caps.
“Kim take my kids out of Sierra Canyon now,” the message read. “It’s a fake school for celebrities that are used by ‘the system.'”
In the caption, the musician wrote, “At this point, everybody knows what ‘the system’ is code word for. “
He continued, “I was removed from my dad by the system and the system removed me from my children,” adding, “When the system drafts athletes they avoid working with those who have their father in their life because they are harder to manipulate.”
Ye concluded the caption with a poignant statement, affirming, “My two oldest know [who] they daddy is.”
Kim and Ye are parents to four children: North West, 10; Saint West, 8; Chicago West, 6; and Psalm West, 4.
The post garnered numerous reactions from followers, predominantly criticizing Ye for airing family matters and disclosing his children’s school publicly.
One user questioned, “You mean to tell me you don’t have her private number to discuss this ‘serious matter’ involving your kids? Or do you prefer to let the whole world know?”
Another commented, “What the f— Kanye, text her and be a mature guy, no really.”
A third user expressed frustration, stating, “Those kids are gonna HATE their dad when they grow up,” while a fourth remarked, “Why would you tell people where the kids go, smh.”
This isn’t the first instance of Ye addressing his children’s schooling publicly, prompting Kim, 43, to bolster security back in 2022. Reportedly, the reality TV star invested in enhanced security measures for her children’s school following a string of her ex-husband’s outspoken rants at the time.
In a prior episode of emotional distress, Kanye West divulged the name of his children’s school, prompting Kim to allocate additional funds for security as a precautionary measure. TMZ reported that the SKIMS founder’s decision stemmed from “concern that someone could see his messages about the school and show up on campus,” rather than viewing the rapper himself as a direct threat.
That year, Ye sparked controversy by sharing a text message exchange about schooling between him and Kim. In the conversation, the reality star implored him to “please stop,” but undeterred, Ye replied: “No. We need to talk in person. You don’t have say so of where the kids go to school. Why you get say say. Cause you half white?”
In a subsequent post, he asserted that the “kids [are] going to Donda,” before a third post saw him ranting: “It’s not up to Calabasas or Hulu where my kids go to school. I’m not the crazy one here. It’s up. I won’t stop until I have a say in my kids’ lives, no matter what it legally takes.”
