Atlanta Councilmember Who Proclaimed ‘Kanye West Day’ Wouldn’t Do It Again

The former Atlanta metropolis councilmember who spearheaded town’s “Kanye West Day” is distancing herself from him … she says she would not bestow the dignity now, in mild of his latest controversial statements.

Natalyn Archibong was on the Atlanta City Council final 12 months when she launched a proclamation honoring Ye — who was born in ATL — together with his personal day, however now she is bidding him “a shocked and disgusted adieu.”

Natalyn says she would not wish to have interaction in revisionist historical past, however says she would NOT give Kanye the identical proclamation now due to his recent comments about George Floyd’s death and his anti-Semitic Tweets.

TMZ broke the story … Atlanta proclaimed July 22, 2021 “Kanye West Day” after he launched his Donda tour in ATL.

Natalyn, the driving power behind the proclamation, says the proclamation was a one-time factor and cannot be repeated or erased … and he or she says there have been 4 essential causes for commemorating Kanye together with his personal day.

She mentions Ye’s Donda tour beginning in Atlanta, his delivery in Atlanta and his mom, Donda West, attending Morris Brown College, an HBCU in Atlanta. Lastly, Natalyn says “the proclamation was an acknowledgment of his substantial contribution to the arts.”

Of course, Kanye’s stoked a ton of controversy ever since, and Natalyn says the “July 2021 proclamation did not envision that in 2022, the artist formerly known as Kanye West would boldly make such ugly and hurtful statements.”