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Kanye West At Sunday Service Salt Lake City talked about the Republican Party of Lincoln freeing the slaves and how he supports Trump: “I ain’t never made a decision only based on my color. That’s a form of slavery, mental slavery.”
West, who hasn’t tweeted since New Year’s, also railed against social media: “Do not read comments on the Internet. These people don’t know you like that. Social media is designed to make you think slower. ... They want to slow you down and control you”
West touched on criminal justice reform. He talked about how people argue about music and sports then said, “there’s one in three African-Americans in jail in this country.”
West: “Who said, ‘thank you, Kanye?’ What I want you to say is, ‘thank you, Jesus.’”
Anyways, here’s Kanye rapping to “Jesus Walks”
This is your semi-regular reminder that Kanye said he didn’t even vote in 2016
The thing about Sunday Service is it mostly *isn’t* Kanye, it’s his choir and band, the Sunday Service Collective. They were amazing.
I would like to see MoTab feat. the Sunday Service Collective cc: @TheTabChoir
There was also a pastor who gave a message about John 3:16 that was pretty non-denominational and nothing a heavily Mormon audience would have disagreed with. His closing message was “Jesus Saves.”
Somewhere between 7,000 to 10,000 people attended Sunday Service Salt Lake City, per Deseret News deseret.com/platform/amp/u…
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