Kanye West has begun the process of acquiring the social networking platform Parler, which is linked to far-right ideologies and figures like Donald Trump.
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Following remarks perceived to be anti-semitic, Kanye’s Twitter account was locked for breaking Twitter’s rules.
Parler released a press release today, October 17, announcing the acquisition.
According to Parler, it has reached a preliminary understanding with Ye, which is anticipated to be finalized later this year.
In a press release, Kanye added, “We have to make sure we have the freedom to openly express ourselves in a world where conservative viewpoints are perceived to be controversial.
The acquisition, according to Parler’s parent company Parlement Technologies, would contribute to the development of “an unstoppable environment where all voices are welcome.”
Added by Parlement Technologies “The world and how people think about free expression will alter as a result of this agreement.
“Ye is forging new ground in the field of free speech media and will no longer have to worry about being banned from social media.
“Ye demonstrates his superiority to the narrative of the legacy media once more. I’d be proud to assist him in achieving his objectives, Parlement.”