Kanye West just told us what many have believed all along.

Just a day after Kanye 'Ye' West addressed his wife Bianca Censori's viral Grammys dress, the controversial rapper has gone on another X (formerly Twitter) tirade about the red-carpet moment.

"Anyone who called my wife's Grammy look a stunt is dumb and laaaame yes youuuu," Ye wrote in one of the multiple posts he shared.

"She been dressing naked for 2 years. Now all of a sudden it's a stunt. Every single b**ch on the planet wish they had her bravery body platform and access to money and a husband that supported they personal expression. There are a lot of things that had to converge for this moment to happen."

Many have long believed Ye uses clothes to control the women in his life, and her Grammys attire was just another example of this.

However, what was surprising was the rapper's apparent admission that this is, indeed, what's been happening

"I have dominion over my wife," he shared on X, his emphatic message in all capitals.

"Say the red carpet look was her decision. Yes, I don't make her do anything she doesn't want to, but she definitely wouldn't have been able to do it without my approval, you stupid woke pawns."

Watch: Bianca Censori and Ye on the Grammys red carpet. Post continues below.

In the same series of posts, Ye called himself a "Nazi" and claimed to "love Hitler".

The rapper also urged the newly inaugurated President Donald Trump to free Sean "Diddy" Combs, who is currently in prison awaiting trial on charges of sex trafficking and racketeering.

"FREE PUFF," Ye wrote before tagging Trump in a subsequent post which read: "PLEASE FREE MY BROTHER PUFF."

The Gold Digger singer called Diddy his "idol" and "hero" and urged his celebrity friends to support the music mogul.

Ye's latest posts come just days after the red carpet moment that launched a thousand opinions. West and Censori rocked up to the 2025 Grammys red carpet, with Bianca wearing… basically nothing.

Draped in a completely sheer mini dress, Bianca's lack of clothing sparked widespread debate — and even some legal speculation — with many questioning if it violated California's indecent exposure laws.

As Bianca posed on the red carpet looking, quite literally, nude, Ye stood beside her stone-faced, one arm around her waist. But while she was on full display, he — predictably — was dressed head to toe in black, wearing a t-shirt, pants, and his signature sunglasses. The contrast was stark for sure.

The tableaux reignited concerns over the dynamics of their relationship, with many wondering just how much autonomy Bianca has in her wardrobe choices — especially considering Ye's well-documented history of using clothes to control the women in his life.

Days later, the rapper addressed the situation because… well, of course, Ye has to have the final say on the matter.

In a now-deleted, rambling post on X, Ye shared multiple red carpet photos of the couple while fiercely defending Bianca's look.

And then, because he's Ye, he wiped the posts entirely.

"My wife's first red carpet opened a whole new world. I keep staring at this photo like I was staring in admiration that night thinking, 'Wow I am so lucky to have a wife that is so smart, talented, brave and hot,'" he wrote on X.

He went on to say Bianca had taken a break from shooting her first movie to "make a movie in real life".

"We tailored that invisible dress 6 times. And just like magic poof we disappeared. Thank you to all the outlets who recognised us and gave us back the energy we put in," he added.

He also shared another photo of Bianca, writing, "posting just to flex at this point".

And of course, he ended with a dig at his haters, telling those who asked how his mother would feel about the ensemble: "You don't know my mama b****."

Kanye West and Bianca Censori on the red carpet. Image: Getty.

After the red carpet appearance, rumours swirled that Ye and Bianca had been kicked out of the ceremony and weren't even invited in the first place.

However, that's since been shut down.

The rapper was indeed nominated and walked the carpet. Then he 'chose' to get in his car and ditch the ceremony entirely.

Bianca and Ye did make a later appearance at a Grammys after party, where Bianca wore another, you guessed it, near-naked look.

The 30-year-old opted for a sheer black high-cut bodysuit and a pair of black suede boots, while Ye donned a black tee, trousers, leather jacket and sunglasses again.

Days after their Grammys appearance, an executive producer from the ceremony confirmed to People that "artistic black-tie" is the official dress code listed for the show's guests.

He summed it up perfectly, adding: "In the music industry, I guess that's up for interpretation."

This article was published on February 7, 2025 and has since been updated.

Feature image: Getty.