In a now-deleted social media outburst directed against Drake, Kanye West asserted that he is the greatest rapper of all time.

Suspected problems between the Grammy Award-winning musician and his 29-year-old wife, Bianca Censori, an architectural designer, were the cause of the Instagram outburst.

In the statement, Kanye, 46, demonstrated his supremacy in hip-hop culture by criticizing Drake, 37, and Kendrick Lamar, 36, who have been embroiled in a personal spat since the release of the former’s verse on the Future and Metro Boomin song, Like That.

As the founder of Yeezy put it, “Everyone knows I washed Kendrick on no more parties in LA.”

The rapper from First Person Shooter was the focus of Ye’s next statement, “Everyone knows I washed Drake at the Free Hoover Concert.”

The Vultures 1 artist was alluding to the Free Larry Hoover Benefit Concert in 2021, which was co-hosted by Drake and Kanye and was purported to mark the conclusion of the rappers’ lengthy feud.

Kanye discussed his successful partnership with Adidas, the shoe company, and how they severed their relationship with the artist following his antisemitic remarks.

He stated, “Everyone knows I brought Adidas into this culture and took them out.”

The Carnival rapper claimed, “Everyone knows Lotta, Demna, Virgil, Jerry, [and] Kim all worked for me,” teasing notable individuals in the fashion industry such as his 43-year-old ex-wife Kim Kardashian, Demna, the creative director of Balenciaga, and the late Virgil Abloh, the creator of Off-White.

He resumed his discussion of music, going over his extensive catalog, which included numerous albums and singles in addition to Watch the Thrones, The Life of Pablo, Graduation, and My Twisted Dark Fantasy.

“I am the only person to come back number one after cancellation,” declared Kanye audaciously before adding, “There is only one GOAT.”

He said, “I stand by me.”

“My friends call me Ye:).” he said.

Ye’s forceful proclamation seems to be prompted by Kendrick’s criticism of Drake and J. Cole when he rapped, alluding to Cole’s First Person Shooter stanza and rapping, “Mother the Big Three, it’s just Big Me.”

The rapper Middle Child referred to Kendrick, Drake, and himself as the current GOATs in the rap game.

It seemed that Kanye took offense at not being included on the list of greats.