Ye Reveals He Was Proposed to Fake a Meme Coin Hack, Denies Having Interest in Crypto
Kanye West revealed that he received a proposal to fake the launch of a meme coin associated with his name and later claim that his social media account was hacked. The performer stated that he rejected this offer and ce...
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