Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, was vocal on social media early Tuesday, further expanding on a shocking revelation he shared the previous day about alleged childhood sexual experiences with a male cousin.

Transitioning from that sensitive topic, Ye expressed deep frustration over his lack of access to his children, notably claiming he hasn’t seen his son Saint at all this year. He accused Hollywood elites of passively watching as his family situation unfolds publicly.

"Why are you all just watching and letting Kim take my kids from me in real time?" he tweeted in the early hours. "People want to say I’m acting out because of childhood trauma, but I don’t get to be a dad."

Ye was referring to his ex-wife Kim Kardashian, who reportedly has been pursuing full custody of their four children—North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm. The current status of that custody fight remains uncertain.

In another tweet, he expressed his distress: "You guys can make a difference. I’m f--- shaking typing this! I’ve had my rights stripped because I wore a f--- red MAGA hat. That’s when I had a breakdown and ended up in the hospital."

Emphasizing the importance of his role as a father, Ye mentioned an incident on the day Kobe Bryant passed away, recounting a troubling experience at Kylie Jenner's home where he alleged that inappropriate magazines were easily accessible to children, raising alarm bells about their influence.

Ye claimed that he wanted to protect his children from such influences and attempted to clarify that while those magazines were not handed out, they were alarmingly within reach.

In a controversial twist, he went off on a tirade against Jewish attorneys but also highlighted two individuals he praised as "AMAZING BRILLIANT AND HONEST." Initially shocking fans with a new song, he shared that he and his cousin acted out scenes from explicit magazines during their childhood, an admission that raised eyebrows.

He tweeted about his cousin, detailing how he felt responsible for leading him down that path. Ye’s tumultuous narrative culminated in a heartfelt declaration, stating: "I don’t just need to ‘SEE’ my kids. I need to RAISE them. I’m a good dad, a great father to have."