Ye dons a Jesus mask and references his “mental geniusness” in a puzzling lawsuit deposition interview from 2021.
Ye Sits for Odd Lawsuit Deposition
On Wednesday (Dec. 18), A&E shared a trailer for their new series Interrogation Raw: Celebrity Under Oath, an extension of their show Interrogation Raw. The sneak peek for the new version features Ye sitting for a deposition in 2021 after he was sued in 2020 by MyChannel for allegedly stealing technology for his Yeezy brand. In the video, which can be seen below, Ye is on a Zoom call. He is first sworn in before being asked to refrain from using his phone during the deposition.
“Due to my mental geniusness, in order to focus on this bullish*t, I need to be on a phone,” Ye counters.
After agreeing to get off the phone, Ye immediately puts on a mask that has an image of Jesus on it. He is again questioned about the odd move.
“Because you don’t have the right to see my face,” Ye responds.
Interrogation Raw: Celebrity Under Oath is set to debut on Dec. 26 at 10 p.m. EST.
In August of 2020, MyChannel sued Ye for breach of a mutual non-disclosure agreement, unjust enrichment, breach of fiduciary duties and more. MyChannel claims that Ye promised to invest millions into their company to help upgrade the e-commerce side of his Yeezy brand. However, the lawsuit claims, Ye never made good on his promises and instead used the company’s technology to promote his Sunday Service launch. In September of 2021, both parties decided to dismiss the case.
Check out Ye’s odd behavior during a 2021 lawsuit deposition below.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What was Ye’s reason for wearing a Jesus mask during the deposition?
A: Ye stated that he did not want others to see his face, hence the choice to wear the mask.
Q: Why was Ye sued by MyChannel in 2020?
A: MyChannel sued Ye for allegedly stealing their technology for his Yeezy brand.
Q: When is the debut of Interrogation Raw: Celebrity Under Oath?
A: The show is set to debut on Dec. 26 at 10 p.m. EST.
Q: Why did both parties decide to dismiss the lawsuit in September 2021?
A: Both parties decided to dismiss the case after reaching an agreement.
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