Can’t tell him nothing.
Kanye West got into a heated exchange with an Instagram user who slammed the rapper for making his wife, Bianca Censori, strip down to a completely sheer dress at the 2025 Grammys.
In a since-deleted post Tuesday, Ye shared screenshots of search interest in Censori spiking on Google after the viral moment, prompting a fashion photographer to criticize him in the comments section.
“It’s an easy win when a man puts a naked woman on screen,” Chiara Glionna wrote.
The “Flashing Lights” artist, 47, hit back by posting a screenshot of Glionna’s comment with the caption, “This is my favorite part @xchiaraglionna Watch these comments get shut off quick.”
West proceeded to share a screenshot of a photo taken by Glionna of a naked woman wearing red high heels and his comment underneath, which read, “Easy win.”
The Yeezy founder was pointing out that Glionna had photographed an unclothed woman in the past, making her a hypocrite for calling out Censori, 30, for showing off her body.
Glionna, however, defended herself as she shared a screengrab of West’s post to her Instagram Story.
“Seriously Mr. West?” she wrote along with a laughing-face emoji.
In a second Story, she added, “And he is still not understanding the point of what I said … it’s not all man but always one of them.”
Several netizens hopped to Glionna’s defense and accused West of bullying.
“She’s just some girl online and ur a major star. This is disproportionate,” one defender wrote, with another adding, “Not bullying a young woman WTH. Drink some coffee and erase all this it’s petty.”
Glionna drove her point home by reposting her previous message about West and Censori’s salacious red carpet appearance.
“Seeing all these posts of a man at the Grammys, fully dressed, while his wife is nearly naked is deeply unsettling. This isn’t a fashion statement—it’s a display of power and control, a reminder of how women’s bodies are still objectified while men remain covered, protected, and in command,” the post stated.
“At a time when women’s rights are under attack across the world, and conservative, misogynistic ideals are creeping back into politics and culture, this kind of imagery feels even more insidious,” the post continued. “A woman is not an accessory, a statement piece, or an object for the male gaze. I actually feel sorry for her. And honestly, I don’t understand how this isn’t obvious to everyone—why do people keep posting it like it’s something cool?”
West and Censori set tongues wagging Sunday when they posed for photographers at the Grammys.
The Australia native was seen wearing a heavy fur coat, which she then removed to reveal a completely sheer dress that put her private parts on display, as she was wearing no undergarments.
West, for his part, stood next to her fully clothed as he gazed at her curves.
A source told Page Six that the pair were subsequently escorted out of the event by police. A second insider, however, insisted they left on their own accord.
“He walked the red carpet and then got in his car and left,” the second source told us.
West, who had been nominated for the best rap song award, appeared to have ordered Censori to drop her coat and start “making a scene now” right before she disrobed on the red carpet, a lip reader claimed.
He allegedly told her, “Drop it behind you and then turn, I got you,” to which Censori replied, “All right, let’s go.”
Meanwhile, a body language expert believes Censori, who is known for stepping out in see-through ensembles, showed signs of “fear” and “nervousness” when she ditched her coat.
Los Angeles Police Department sources have said Censori will not face legal consequences because the Grammys are a private event and no one has filed any formal complaints about the incident.
