West was banned from Instagram for 24 hours in March after he said something racist about comedian Trevor Noah.
In 2018, musician Will.i.am spearheaded a backlash against West when West said that the slavery of African-Americans over the course of many centuries may have been a “choice.” West then attempted to explain his words.
His latest ban from Twitter comes just hours after the right-wing social media platform Parler, which bills itself as an alternative to mainstream platforms that allows “free speech,” told West he couldn’t buy the company.
Parlement Technologies issued the following statement in response to the news: “The firm has mutually agreed with Ye to terminate the intent of sale.”
The company, which manages the somewhat more limited platform that is well-liked among conservatives and those on the extreme right, said that the decision was reached in the middle of November.
