The mother of one lands in hot water after sporting a 'Kanye for President' baseball cap, with many vowing to unfollow her.
- Jan 26, 2019
AceShowbiz - Khloe Kardashian has somehow managed to get on her followers' nerves with her new hat. The mother of one recently landed in hot water after she shared on Instagram a series of pictures of herself donning a baseball cap with the words, "Kanye for President" written on it.
The pictures showed her puckering her lips and putting her fingers near her lips as she posed on her car. Khloe teamed the baseball cap with a knee-length camel coat, and large gold hoop earrings. The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star simply captioned the post with a heart and an arrow emojis. Khloe was later seen wearing the same hat and outfit while out and about with sister Kourtney Kardashian in Calabasas.
Fans were quick to express their disappointment after she posted the pictures, with many vowing to press the unfollow button on her account. There were also some who called her "stupid" for wearing the hat. "Unfollow so stupid. Out of touch with the real world. Take that hat and shove it," one comment read. "Don't be stupid Khloe. We all know that would never work. What is happening to this country dammit?!" another wrote.
One individual demanded, "Stupid girl, take off that stupid hat!!!!" Some others, meanwhile, assumed that Khloe supported Kanye West's political views by wearing the hat. Thus, they slammed her for it. For instance, one user said, "Are you serious about that? Guess you believe slavery was a choice also! This is what is wrong with this country!"
"I don't understand why you would wear this hat knowing your two best friends and anchestors were slaves who didn't have a 'choice' in the matter. So disrespectful. Unfollow," one other wrote in the comment section.
Kanye first declared that he would run for president when accepting the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards. "I have decided in 2020 to run for president," he said in his speech. Later on, he hinted that he would postpone his presidential run to 2024.
