Kanye West’s Twitter account suspended again over ‘violence incitement concerns’ as Elon Musk says ‘I tried my best’

KANYE West's Twitter account has been suspended again after Elon Musk accused the disgraced rapper of "violating our rule against incitement to violence".

It comes after Ye said he was handing over his Twitter account to conspiracy theorist Alex Jones - who has remained banned from the platform after Musk's takeover.

Twitter boss Elon Musk confirmed that Kanye had once again been suspended.

He said: "I tried my best. Despite that, he again violated our rule against incitement to violence. Account will be suspended."

Kanye had shared a photo that appeared to depict a hateful symbol, with the caption "YE24 Love everyone #LoveSpeech."

The troubled rapper then posted what appeared to be a text from Musk, where the Tesla CEO said: "Sorry, but you have gone too far. That is not love."

Kanye appeared to respond by texting back: "Who made you the judge?"

He then followed up the post with a photo of Musk getting sprayed with a hose from behind as he walked down the stairs of a yacht.

"Let’s always remember this as my final tweet #ye24," the caption said.

The tweet featuring the offensive symbol and the alleged text from Musk has since been taken down as it violated Twitter's rules.

Kanye then moved to Truth Social, the platform started by former President Donald Trump, to of his alleged conversation with Musk.

Their conversation reportedly continued with Musk sharing a Bible verse, and Kanye replying: "I'm Jesus name."

Kanye then shared a screenshot showing that his Twitter account had been temporarily suspended and would be reactivated in 12 hours.

ALEX JONES APPEARANCE

The disgraced rapper continued his hateful anti-Semitic remarks towards the Jewish community on Thursday by seemingly glorifying Hitler and the Nazi Party on Jones' far-right show.