Kanye West’s Shocking Behavior – Former ANTM Contestant Gets Tense With Rapper In New Lawsuit. 

Kanye West’s latest nightmare is here, and this time, it’s not a Twitter meltdown. A former America’s Next Top Model contestant, Jenn An, is suing the rapper and his label, Universal Music Group, for an alleged assault so shocking, it’ll leave you speechless (or maybe gasping for air, just like An claims).

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Apparently, it almost turned into a real-life horror flick for An. She claims West handpicked her for the shoot, specifically requesting the “Asian girl,” a detail dripping with microaggression. Dressed in skimpy lingerie (because, “art”), An alleges West choked her, smothered her face, and shoved his fingers down her throat in a disturbing attempt to mimic forced oral sex. All while screaming about being “like Picasso.” Picasso never choked anyone, Kanye.

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This isn’t West’s first brush with disturbing allegations. Last month, his ex-assistant accused him of drugging and raping her at a party. This lawsuit paints a picture of a powerful man surrounded by enablers, with Universal Music Group allegedly trying to bury the truth.

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This lawsuit throws serious shade on his character. One thing’s for sure, the music industry’s dark secrets are being dragged into the light, and the fallout could be epic. This story is guaranteed to spark outrage, ignite conspiracy theories, and leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about Kanye West. Buckle up, because this drama is just getting started.

Abuse woman 

This case highlights the need for greater accountability and transparency within the industry. It’s time to challenge the culture of silence and impunity that has allowed such behavior to persist. As the legal battle unfolds, it remains to be seen how this scandal will impact West’s career and legacy. However, one thing is certain: this is a watershed moment for the music industry and a wake-up call for society as a whole.