WATCH THE VIDEO HERE DJ Akademiks Claims Kanye Said What About Jay-Z & Beyoncé’s Kids?! Just when you think the Kanye West controversy vault is running out of new content… boom. DJ Akademiks opens it right back up with what might be one of the most disturbing claims yet. On a recent episode of his podcast, DJ Akademiks dropped an alleged bombshell: he says that in a yet-to-be-released interview, Kanye told him that Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s children are “mentally [disabled]” — and worse, claimed that “they can’t sue for defamation because it’s true.” Yes, you read that correctly. We’ll give you a second to blink and process. Akademiks didn’t release the actual interview yet (which, let’s be honest, raises a few eyebrows), but the mere fact that he’s publicly quoting such a wild and deeply offensive claim already has the internet spiraling. As expected, fans, stans, and everyone in between are asking: Did Kanye really say that? And if he did… has he completely lost touch with reality (again)?
Let’s unpack this. First: if Kanye truly made this comment — it’s not just messy or controversial. It’s vile, ableist, and crosses every imaginable line. Talking about someone’s kids (especially kids who’ve never asked to be in the spotlight)? That’s a whole new level of low. And if he thinks throwing around terms like that is just “truth-telling,” he’s not being “misunderstood” — he’s being reckless. Also, let’s not forget: Kanye and Jay-Z have a long, complicated history. From brotherhood to beef to awkward run-ins at award shows, their relationship has been on life support for years. But this? If true, it feels like the final nail in the coffin. And Beyoncé? Known for her divine levels of restraint and privacy, she doesn’t speak on drama unless it’s in a perfectly lit tour documentary. But even she might be side-eyeing this latest development with one of those “Ring the Alarm” glares. Second: DJ Akademiks revealing this before the interview even drops is very on-brand — but also kind of disturbing. Is this a promo stunt? A teaser? Or is he trying to publicly distance himself from what was said, knowing how outrageous it sounds? Regardless, if there’s audio or video proof of this comment, Akademiks may need to think twice before hitting publish. Because free speech doesn’t mean freedom from consequences — and amplifying something this toxic just to chase views? It’s giving clout over conscience. Look, we all know Kanye’s been controversial, unpredictable, and provocative for years. But there’s a difference between controversial and cruel. And dragging someone’s children — especially with a slur and without evidence — is cruel, full stop. At this point, it might not be about canceling Kanye — it might be about protecting people from him. And DJ Akademiks? He might want to consider if it’s worth burning bridges, or his own credibility, just to go viral. 
Kanye West Continues Attack On Beyoncé’s Twins: ‘They Can’t Sue Me Cause It’s True’
