Kanye West’s notebook created a hilarious new format for memes

Kanye West shared a message on a yellow notepad saying his Instagram account was not hacked amid a series of confusing messages.

On Sunday, February 13, the rapper posted a series of messages containing comments about his ex-wife Kim Kardashian and her new boyfriend, actor and comedian Pete Davidson.

Although he shared quite a few posts, one image that caught the attention of many users was his yellow notepad which turned into a brand new meme.

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Kanye West says his account wasn’t hacked

The rapper launched a series of posts on Instagram last weekend which left many of his fans confused and worried. But Kanye reassured everyone that his profile had not been hacked.

In one of the photos, he was standing in front of a camera with a yellow notepad.

“My account is not hacked,” the message read. He added yesterday’s date “2.13.22” to accompany the note.

Below the image he followed with the caption in all caps: ‘My account is not hacked I will be at the Sunday service at noon and will I be taking North and Saint to the Superbowl shortly after [sic].”

The rapper created a new format of memes

Kanye has since deleted the Instagram post above, but several fans were quick to follow with hilarious memes written on the notepad.

Many said the rapper’s message led to a whole new type of meme where they could write whatever message they wanted Kanye to say.

“Kanye with some wise words for all of us,” tweeted a fan with a sketch of Spongebob.

Someone else joked: “@kanyewest let me see [your] card information to verify [your] not pirated there too.

Check out more reactions from Twitter users below.

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Kanye’s other posts explored

As of this writing, many of Kanye’s Instagram photos posted over the weekend have been deleted.

In one of them, Kanye said that he’s dropping fellow rapper Kid Cudi from 2 on his friendship with Pete Davidson.

Meanwhile, the rapper also went viral on Twitter with his since-deleted Marvel poster meme.

The photo showed him alongside Drake, Julia Fox, Travis Scott and Future, while the other side featured Kim, Pete, Kid Cudi, Billie Eilish and Taylor Swift.

He captioned the post as, “The internet still hasn’t found a decent photo of Skete.” You can see it below.

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