BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: In a recent tweet, Tristan Tate, a controversial social media personality known for his candid and outspoken remarks, extended a heartfelt welcome to none other than the renowned rapper Kanye West as the latter's Twitter account was reinstated after a lengthy eight-month ban from the platform.

To no one's surprise, Tate's tweet expressing his delight at West's reinstatement garnered significant attention and excitement from his followers. Moreover, Tate is no stranger to facing bans on platforms, as he has been barred from several social media sites for his contentious remarks.

'I hope all is going well in life my brother'

In the tweet, Tate conveyed his genuine emotions as the rapper was unbanned on Twitter. It was a return that followed a previous ban, which reportedly stemmed from West's posts featuring offensive content, including images resembling a swastika and the Star of David. Twitter's former CEO, Elon Musk, was firm to assert that such posts violated the platform's policies against incitement to violence. Despite this controversy, Tate's warm reception of West's comeback left a multitude of fans in awe, witnessing his sincere efforts to engage and interact with the celebrated rapper. Tate's tweet read, "Welcome back @kanyewest. I hope all is going well in life my brother."

'He don’t know you lil bro'

Following Tate's tweet, a wave of reactions and thoughts flooded social media from countless users. One wrote, "he don’t know you lil bro," with another adding, "Tate’s desperately trying to maintain relevance. That’ll be hard from behind a prison cell." "He never thinks about you," wrote one, while a user quipped, "he was cloned anyways bruh, this aint the real kanye."