Kanye – PETA Slams Rapper For Using Skinned Monkey For Cover Art: there’s no real difference between humans & other animals!

Kanye – PETA Slams Rapper For Using Skinned Monkey For Cover Art: there’s no real difference between humans & other animals!
Kanye is under fire after his creativity is seen as going too far, again!
PETA recently penned a Tweet using Kanye West and The Games’ new song cover to spread their beliefs about animal rights.

Kanye West Cover Art
Kanye West and The Game recently released their single Easy. The song received a lot of attention for its, no-holds-barred, cover art which shows the top half of a skinned monkey with its arms up.
PETA took to Twitter to discuss the correlation between the Easy cover art and their own beliefs. PETA shared that the artwork should be a reminder that humans and animals are not that different, as the skinned monkey has a similar inside layer as a skinned human would.
The organization stated:
“The disturbing image of a skinned monkey that @kanyewest shared serves as a reminder that there’s no real difference between humans & other animals. Their lives aren’t easy when we abuse & kill them for food, experiments, clothing, or entertainment. #EndSpeciesism”

Kanye and The Game have not responded to PETA on the matter.
What did you think about Kanye and The Games’ choice for their cover art?
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