Kanye West has made his return to Instagram, nearly four months after her wiped his feed following a 24-hour ban.
In March, Instagram’s parent company Meta suspended the rapper from the social media platform, after the company deemed he “violated its policies on hate speech, harassment and bullying.”
However, the 45-year-old returned to the platform on Thursday, and shared a photo of Gap Inc. chairman and interim CEO Bob Martin, and continued to explain how he spent what would have been his late mother’s 73rd birthday.
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According to the Kanye, he spent Tuesday on a call with a few Gap Inc. executives, and appeared to be in awe of them.
He wrote, “On my moms birthday I was able for the first time to sit in on a Gap call with Bob Martin, Bob Fisher and other leads of the company.”
“Bob Martin was one of the most inspiring people I’ve heard speak in business. He kept saying go to the stores on the call.”
Kanye collaborated with Gap Inc. in June 2020, and gushed about his satisfaction with the partnership.
“I came to Gap to put good product directly in stores. We’ve had 2 of the biggest sales day in Gap history since I’ve been there,” he said.
“We sold 14 million dollars worth of the perfect black hoodie at 80 dollars a hoodie off of a television commercial that was ran one time. I came to Gap to bring good quality products to the people at all times.”
“Bob I need to meet with you as soon as possible,” Kanye stated.
Kanye’s mother Donda died in 2007 at the age of 58 from heart disease, while suffering complications following plastic surgery.
