Ye Got Banned At The Grammys!

Kanye West is the empty wagon making the noise.

His threat towards Trevor Noah has forced the American Recording Industry to put a notice on Ye. The media mogul is banned from appearing at the Grammys. Despite the five nominations he's earned this round, the folks at CBS and the American Recording Industry felt that he could pose a risk to the program.

Kanye West has an open feud with Kim Kardashian, Pete Davidson, D.L. Hughley and Trevor Noah. The controversial mogul posted the addresses of the comedians. The entertainer was suspended from Instagram after he posted an offensive jab at Noah.

The comedians responded to the noise and warned that his legacy will be at risk of collapse because of his actions.

West had called Noah a coon after the comedian took a moment to reflect on a childhood moment in which his mother was shot by his stepfather.

The online behavior is extremely concerning.

When Kardashian divorced from West, it practically set him off. He's been sneak dissing Davidson and literally harassing the reality television agitator. She and the family dropped him from social media.

Game, who is another problematic entertainer decided to side with Ye despite his own issues with women, rape and mental illness. He goes after Noah as well.

Kanye West's feuds with DL Hughley and Trevor Noah will not end well for him.

Trevor responded to the controversy.

"You’re an indelible part of my life Ye. Which is why it breaks my heart to see you like this. I don’t care if you support Trump and I don’t care if you roast Pete. I do however care when I see you on a path that’s dangerously close to peril and pain … Don’t ever forget, the biggest trick racists ever played on black people was teaching us to strip each other of our blackness whenever we disagree. Tricking us into dividing ourselves up into splinters so that we would never unite into a powerful rod."

Trevor also addresses the racial epithet, telling Kanye, "Don't ever forget, the biggest trick racists ever played on black people was teaching us to strip each other of our blackness whenever we disagree."