Kanye West Decides To , Let Go of Grudges Following , Queen Elizabeth’s Death.<br />Kanye West Decides To , Let Go of Grudges Following , Queen Elizabeth’s Death.<br />'Rolling Stone' reports that Kanye West <br />has decided to settle all outstanding beefs <br />following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.<br />'Rolling Stone' reports that Kanye West <br />has decided to settle all outstanding beefs <br />following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.<br />In an Instagram post, Kanye posted <br />a series of thoughts on the death <br />of Britain's longest-living monarch.<br />In an Instagram post, Kanye posted <br />a series of thoughts on the death <br />of Britain's longest-living monarch.<br />Life is precious. <br />Releasing all grudges today. <br />Leaning into the light, Kanye West, via Instagram.<br />'Rolling Stone' points out that <br />it remains unclear exactly which <br />beefs Kanye might be referring to. .<br />Ye has been in a number of feuds <br />with different people over the years.<br />Most notably, that list includes: <br />Pete Davidson, Kid Cudi <br />and John Legend.<br />Most notably, that list includes: <br />Pete Davidson, Kid Cudi <br />and John Legend.<br />Most notably, that list includes: <br />Pete Davidson, Kid Cudi <br />and John Legend.<br />Earlier this week, Ye also <br />took issue with brands <br />like Gap and Adidas. .<br />He accused the fashion companies of excluding <br />him from meetings and stealing his designs. .<br />Ye's main grudge has seemed to center around comedian <br />Pete Davidson, who was dating West's ex-wife, <br />Kim Kardashian, directly following their high-profile divorce.<br />Ye's main grudge has seemed to center around comedian <br />Pete Davidson, who was dating West's ex-wife, <br />Kim Kardashian, directly following their high-profile divorce.<br />It’s been a really weird thing to go through. <br />People try to give you advice but even <br />friends that are older than me are like, <br />‘I don’t know. He looks pretty mad, bro. <br />Good luck! Sorry. Here if you need.’, Pete Davidson, stand-up routine, via 'Rolling Stone'
