Kanye West plans to purchase the right wing friendly Parler.

Kanye West at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party (Evan Agostini/Invision/AP)

Kanye West plans to purchase the right wing friendly Parler. A contentious Twitter substitute.The rapper, who was recently barred from Twitter for spreading anti-Semitic content, has a settlement with the platform, according to the announcement.

Ye, a stage name for Kanye West, has acquired Parler, a "world-first non-cancellable free speech platform" that Donald Trump and his fans utilised as a substitute for Twitter and Facebook after the former president was banned from both sites for spreading content that incited hatred and violence.

The goal of the purchase, according to Parler, is to ensure "a future role in the establishment of a non-cancellable ecology where all voices are welcome." They add that Ye is "making a pioneering move in the free speech media sphere" and "will never have to fear being taken down from social media again."

All indications, however, go to the artist's millionaire whim, who was recently banned from Twitter and Instagram for publishing anti-Semitic material. You have been playing with me and attempting to eliminate everyone who opposes your agenda, you have been playing with me," Kanye West specifically mentioned in a tweet he shared a few days ago.

Ye was banned from Instagram and Twitter a week ago due to antisemitic tweets that the social media platforms claimed were against their policies. According to internet archive records, Ye made an allusion to the U.S. defence readiness status scale known as DEFCON in a tweet where he stated that he would soon "death con 3 on JEWISH PEOPLE."

Few information available regarding Kanye West's purchase of Parler.

According to Parler, the acquisition will close in the fourth quarter of 2022. It is currently unknown how much Kanye West spent for the purchase and what his future plans are for this social network. The platform's "private cloud services" are included in the purchase, as well as "constant technical support" from Parler.

We shouldn't forget that Amazon temporarily disabled Parler. After confirming that the platform could be used to plan the attack on the capitol, the company, in particular, shut down its servers. The only users that frequent this one are right-wingers, and only conservative posts are permitted there.

However, the rapper's friend Elon Musk has restarted his efforts to acquire Twitter. Additionally, with a similar goal: allowing individuals to express themselves freely on the network. Kanye West's acquisition of Parler might be for naught if the sale by the other CEO of Tesla and SpaceX is done. Furthermore, Musk agreed to let the contentious artist rejoin Twitter.