Kanye West Apologizes For Bringing Amber Rose And Wiz Khalifa's Son Into Their Twitter Feud

Kanye West finally realized the negative effects of his rant on his Twitter account last week and apologizes through deleting his previous tweets and posting new ones, according to a report posted by The Vibe on Saturday

It all started with Chi-town native rapper Wiz Khalifa apparently throwing shade at West by tweeting that Waves, his upcoming album, that only Max B created the wave, and there would be no wave without him. He also tweeted: 'Hit this KK and become yourself', to which West then assumed to be the initials of his wife Kim Kardashian, and that was where he snapped.

West threw harsh tweets to Khalifa, accusing him of stealing all of his stuff from Kid Cudi, and that his first single was corny and all the other music that he produced after that. He also warned Khalifa not to ever 'come out the side of his neck' on him. "I am your OG and I will be respected as such," West tweeted. 

The thing is, Khalifa meant 'Khalifa Kush' when he tweeted KK, which is a strain of marijuana that he branded himself. Upon reading this, West then tweeted that he was happy that he it was just a confusion. "Now back to WAVES," he added.

Only when West tweeted about Khalifa owing him because if not for him, 'he wouldn't have a son'. He also included Amber Rose, his ex-girlfriend and the mother of Khalifa's son Sebastian, calling her a 'stripper'.

Rose also posted tweets of her own that caused the internet to go bananas. "Listen, don't takk about my kid. That's all I got to say. Don't talk about my baby," Rose said.

"I wouldn't have said anything if it was just between him and Wiz. That's two grown men hashing it out. I would've kept it cute and just minded my business. You don't bring in my baby. That's so corny. That's the second time you did it this week."

West has recently deleted his harsh tweets and posted new, rather more decent ones. "God's dream... Never speak on kids again... All love... All blessings..." West tweeted. 

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