Kanye West Makes Damning Allegations Against Jay-Z’s Record Label Roc Nation

• Kanye West has returned to blasting his former collaborator and mentor Jay-Z on social media
• The controversial rapper made damning allegations against Hov's Roc Nation and its contractual terms regarding blasphemy
• His comments sparked a cocktail of reactions from online users, and many users revived the age-old Illuminati allegations

Just when it seemed as though Kanye West was back on good terms with Jay-Z, the controversial rapper has returned to stir up some drama.

Kanye West blasts Jay-Z's record label

While Nicki Minaj appears to have taken a break from her social media rants, Kanye West has assumed his position with more scandalous claims.

Known for his controversial takes on his often-suspended Twitter (X) page, the Jesus Walks hitmaker is back on the timeline, and his latest claims have social media buzzing.

TikTok user wakeupmrwestclips shared a clip of Ye exposing RocNation on 23 July 2025 over its contractual demands.

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According to the rapper, the label, which was founded by Jay-Z in 2008, forbids signees from saying the Lord's name:

"There's a part in the Roc Nation contract that says people are not allowed to say Jesus Christ."

The allegations add to West's years of public criticism of Jay-Z and Beyoncé, which include allegations about the rapper being involved in criminal activities.

Although never having signed to the label, Ye was under the now-defunct Roc-A-Fella Records at the beginning of his career after co-producing several albums for some of its artists, including Jay-Z.

Many speculated that they had mended their relationship after Hov featured in West's album, DONDA 1, igniting anticipation for a possible "return of The Throne," a name they went by for their collaborative project, Watch The Throne.

But alas, as Yeezy continues his smear campaign against his former "big brother," hopes of a possible reunion seem far-fetched.

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Here's what social media users said about Kanye West's claims

Netizens believed Kanye's claims and raised the age-old Illuminati and satanist allegations against Jay-Z, Beyoncé and other Hollywood A-listers:

sydneyexethel blasted Jay-Z:

"Mind you, the demonic man calls himself HOV, as in JEHOVAH."

Salexks said:

"I believe him."

CharmAlchemy added:

"The concept of joining the Illuminati, Freemasonry involves elevation from a goy to a fake JEW, to gain acceptance by that race/ religion, which rules the world."

NjoRogue wrote:

"Jay Z and Beyonce are high-level satanists."

Meanwhile, others questioned Ye's claims, noting that he and Jay-Z have used the Lord's name in several of their songs:

Simmino_ said:

"That’s crazy considering Jay does it on Kanye’s own album. This man just be saying anything, stop putting a mic in front of him."

ConVinceSA slammed Kanye West:

"This nutcase put out Jesus Walks through Jay's label."

OG3OGToneLocc wrote:

"This is the same man who created and released ‘Jesus Walks’ while signed to Rocafella Records."

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TheJudgyCritict called out Ye:

"This dumb clown says the wildest things. Play with someone else with that Jesus stuff. He literally did what the Bible says not to do by calling himself Yeezus, just a whole contradicting clown."

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Source: Briefly News