Fans Calls Out Kirk Franklin Over Collab with Kanye West On Blasphemy against the Living God

According to the picture above posted January 30th on twitter, it revealed that famous award wining gospel artist Kirk Franklin wasn't only hanging out with Kanye West in the studio but will be featuring in his controversial titled album; which he was considering titling "Waves" then changing it to "So help me God," and finally the "Life of Pablo."
West, played the song during his listening party/ fashion show in collaboration with adidas in New York Madison Garden square arena on Thursday, and it got some people talking.
According to Rolling Stones yesterday, "West contends it's a gospel album and the opening track"Ultra Light Beam" features the gospel artist Kirk Franklin.
They said, It is "a preachily invocation by Kirk Franklin."
The award wining gospel artist fans didn't like the fact that he will agree to collaborate with Kanye and they sure did call him out on social media.
Some of their point were it was a fake gospel album, that the songs on the album were filled with cursing and blasphemy against the Living God...
Kirk Franklin took his both social media pages this morning to address this controversy by posting the picture and write up below.
"Kanye is not me. I am not him. He is my brother I am proud to do life with. No sprints, but Marathons; like most of us are on. Before one song was released, I was crucified because my brother asked me to take a picture. Again "no Kanye, you're not good enough"? No. That is a dangerous message I believe we send to the world when our posture is they have to meet certain requirements before they are worthy to kiss the ring. It says people are not redeemable, forgivable or candidates for grace. That my friend is religious. I will not turn my back on my brother. I will love him, prayerfully grow with him. However long he'll have me, and however long the race takes. To a lot of my Christian family, I'm sorry he's not good enough, Christian enough, or running at your pace... and as I read some of your comments, neither am I. That won't stop me from running. Pray we win."
West, played the song during his listening party/ fashion show in collaboration with adidas in New York Madison Garden square arena on Thursday, and it got some people talking.
According to Rolling Stones yesterday, "West contends it's a gospel album and the opening track"Ultra Light Beam" features the gospel artist Kirk Franklin.
They said, It is "a preachily invocation by Kirk Franklin."
The award wining gospel artist fans didn't like the fact that he will agree to collaborate with Kanye and they sure did call him out on social media.
Some of their point were it was a fake gospel album, that the songs on the album were filled with cursing and blasphemy against the Living God...
Kirk Franklin took his both social media pages this morning to address this controversy by posting the picture and write up below.
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