Kanye West’s New School Donda Academy Goes Viral After Video of His Students at Assembly Surfaces

Kanye West’s New School Donda Academy Goes Viral After Video of His Students at Assembly Surfaces

  • Kanye West has tongues wagging after starting his own school that recently opened and is full of students
  • More information about how the learning institution works came out, and people gave their reactions after seeing the pupils in action
  • Netizens were not at all impressed and said parents letting their kids attend was a ridiculous notion

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Kanye West is the topic of discussion between his dramatic personal life and his new school opening. A video of students at Donda Academy was not well-received by online users, who had some criticism for the rapper.

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Kanye West still has many people thinking he's starting a cult, especially after a recent video of his Donda Academy students singing in assembly went viral. Image: Instagram/ Brad Barket/Jeff Kravitz
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The controversial school Ye started is reportedly an unofficial school and has many people up in arms. Peeps saw a snippet of how things work for the students and were concerned by what they saw.

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Donda Academy assembly spooks netizens

A popular Twitter account @FriendEden100 shared a viral video of how things operate at Kanye's Donda Academy. The clip shows the students singing and chanting at their assembly and had six million views at the time of publishing.

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The online user also captioned the video with the alleged conditions for Donda Academy students. The Twitter account claimed that parents sign non-disclosure agreements, pay R271K a year and that the school is not accredited.

Watch the video of the kids singing "Good morning, Donda" that left many concerned below:

Netizens commented their thoughts on what they saw and felt like they were witnessing a cult. Many peeps also expressed concern over how Kanye West could open a school after admitting that he never reads.

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@EladNehorai commented:

"Cult experts like..."

@Carnage4Life commented:

"Trying to figure out the sort of person who is smart enough to afford $15 000 a year for private school for their kid but dumb enough to spend it sending their kid to Kanye West’s unaccredited school."

@FriendEden100 commented:

"He has also admitted to serious mental health issues. This looks like a cult to me."

@mshomo commented:

"I don't think I'd spend $15 000 to send a child to a school opened by someone who has admitted he's never read a book."

@atotalposer commented:

"There’s gonna be a Netflix docuseries on this in about three years."

@Rxn_605 commented:

"Is this a cult?"

@JoshJay990 commented:

"This is quite concerning, especially when you involve children (minors). This sounds more like a cult."

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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