Kanye West has been relatively quiet since his anti-Semitic comments and other controversial behavior resulted in the loss of several business partnerships last fall. In that time, he’s apparently gotten married — though not legally — and been seen out with the children he shares with ex-wife Kim Kardashian. But his often-explosive Instagram account has remained silent, even after his reported 30-day ban was lifted late last year. This weekend he returned, however, with more comments about his feelings on Jewish people after watching "21 Jump Street," and co-director Chris Miller had his own response.
It was apparently Jonah Hill’s performance in the 2012 buddy comedy co-starring Channing Tatum that made Kanye West “like Jewish people again,” according to the disgraced rapper on Instagram. Christopher Miller — one half of the genius directing duo behind the "21 Jump Street" adaptation, along with Phil Lord — posted a screenshot of Ye’s latest sentiments to his own Instagram account.
