In a surprising twist, Kanye West has made new claims regarding his infamous interruption of Taylor Swift at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs). According to West, his actions were not just about defending Beyoncé but were part of a larger attempt to “rescue” Swift from what he describes as the overwhelming influence behind Beyoncé. The rapper, known for his controversial and outspoken nature, now suggests that the entire incident was misinterpreted.

West’s remarks came during a recent interview, where he opened up about the motivations behind his now-infamous behavior. “People thought I was attacking Taylor, but I was actually trying to help her,” West stated. He claimed that Beyoncé’s success isn’t just based on talent alone, but on a “powerful force” that propels her career and influences the industry. While West didn’t elaborate on the specifics of this so-called force, he hinted at behind-the-scenes dynamics that he believes play a significant role in shaping the music world.

This new perspective has reignited conversations about the 2009 VMAs moment, where West stormed the stage during Swift’s acceptance speech, declaring that Beyoncé’s “Single Ladies” deserved the award for Best Female Video over Swift’s “You Belong with Me.” The incident has been a longstanding pop culture moment, often referenced when discussing West’s erratic behavior.

Swift has not yet responded to these recent claims, and neither has Beyoncé. Fans of all three artists are left debating West’s motivations and whether his latest statements provide insight into his actions or are simply another example of his unpredictable public persona.

While Kanye West’s recent comments add another layer to the complex relationship between these three music giants, they also raise more questions about power, influence, and rivalry in the entertainment industry.