That Friend Who Doesn't Listen: Celebrities Try To Reach Kanye West

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Still emotionally, physically and spiritually drained from Kanye West‘s onslaught of tweets?

Don’t worry, we understand.

His so-called love for Donald Trump and the ludicrous reasoning behind it caused some people to cut the Chi-Town rapper off completely, while others are still trying to process his rapid fall from grace.

Since Kanye’s Wednesday Twitter storm, celebs have been trying to reach him one-by-one to no avail.

Take John Legend for example. You’d think a one-on-one personal text would make leeway.

Not for Kanye.

In fact, he was so unaffected by his conversation with John that he decided to post it on Twitter.

https://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/989541974070837248

https://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/989548514186178560

https://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/989549960436699136

(Sigh).

Then John tried to reach Kanye one more time, but then just gave up and was like just promote my single and we’ll call it even.

https://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/989551205780107264

(Sigh)

DRAINED.

John is not the only one who had a message for Kanye following his Twitter rant.

Swipe through to find out how other celebs have been trying to collect Kanye.

Janelle Monaé beautifully explains how the “free thought” Kanye champions can oppress others.

Frank Ocean remembers the good ol’ days when Kanye was calling out White people who weren’t doing anything for Black people.

Snoop Dogg was just over it.

When 50 Cent chimed in, Snoop had more to say.

And of course, Azealia Banks had to give her thoughts.

Finally, one of Kanye’s right hands, Talib Kweli, posted a tweet most likely directed at Kanye’s new obsession with love.

https://twitter.com/TalibKweli/status/989287510923759616

Oh, and he posted this too.

https://twitter.com/TalibKweli/status/989586852624719873

So yea, that’s that.

(Sigh).

We’ll keep you updated as the Kanye antics continue.