Kanye West returns to social media with 10-minute 'mind control' rant

Kanye West has returned to social media. Photo / AP

Kanye West has resurfaced on social media, engaging in a 10 minute discussion centering on "mind control".

The 41-year-old rapper took to Twitter's forgotten Periscope platform to remind his followers that he is "the best living recording artist", it's social media that's made him "look crazy", he has a Mensa IQ of 133 as well as to slam Sony/ATV for withholding his publishing rights.

Defining "mind control" as: "A modern day psychological Ayn Rand control thing", Kanye progressed to explain how social media was controlling the world, the DailyMail reports.

"You know, when people try to influence you through social media and try to tell you what to do or if you post something that's like positive on Instagram and it gets taken down if it's not part of the bigger agenda, you know, that's mind control."

He then progressed to express the pain he feels when he's instructed by society what's right and wrong.

"I just got back my IQ scores and they were Mensa level 133, 98 percentile, like straight up Tesla vibes and I feel like when people try and tell me what to do, I feel like they're touching my brain."

Mind control https://t.co/YDYXQ45bDL

— ye (@kanyewest) October 13, 2018

Kanye further explained the painful feeling as someone cutting open ones skull and touching the brain. And whilst speaking about his brain, he also hit out at the haters that continue to tell him he doesn't speak clearly enough.

"I've forgotten how to talk not clear, cause I'm so programmed to talk clear to sound so proper."

West also reminded the haters that not everything's what it seems: "Social media told you that people didn't like me, but everybody loves me. Everybody loves Ye," he announced.

Kanye also added: "I am the best living recording artist - we, rather, because the spirits flow through me."

He also continued to once again speak about how social media can affect society in its "mind control" ways confessing that he's "not crazy" but suffers from sleep deprivation.

West has previously opened up about the deprivation he suffers after claiming he was initially wrongly diagnosed with bipolar disorder.