Months after his announcement that he would be "distancing" himself from politics, Kanye West on Wednesday welcomed the New Year with his first series of tweets reaffirming support for US President Donald Trump.
The 41-year-old rapper, who faced flak over his endorsement of Trump a while ago, took to Twitter to make his political inclination in 2019, wherein he name dropped the POTUS and made a reference to a future presidential election with "2024"
He also wrote reconciliatory posts, dropping words such as "Free thought" and "Love everyone... Start the year clean... Just be... All love."
He earlier used the emojis in which he said he and Trump share "dragon energy," which he defined as "natural born leaders," "very instinctive" and "great foresight."
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