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New year, same 'Ye?

These poor bastards have all fallen victim to the cold hand of Twitter's merciless sensei.

After Kanye sent a tweet into the void saying he wanted to "get together" with Bob Dylan, we must accept that only one thing can save us from any potential collaboration. That thing is 'Christmas In The Heart.'

After publishing a string of tweets that hinted at a rejection of right-wing inanity, West quickly made sure to point out he wasn't really turning his back on a monstrous year. What else could we expect?

After Banks defended Kanye West and prodded at Del Rey earlier this month, the fight escalated on Twitter last night.

Yikes.

You've seen the replies – "Wow, this blew up lol. Well since y’all here *check out my music*" – but just how effective is this form of marketing?

Many have noted that the rapper-turned-actor has a lot in common with the internet poet laureate. Let's examine this further through the power of "Tweets."

"I'm not media trained. I'm not studied in that. I'm not trying to say the right thing," West says.

On the track, released Friday night, Kanye spouts gibberish, seemingly trolling Ebro Darden.

After Donald Trump tweeted about Chance, the Chicago rapper apologised for his "poorly timed comments" about Kanye West.

Ye seemed to reveal new details about his album(s) on Twitter. There's apparently one with Kid Cudi under the name Kids See Ghost, due June 8. Who really knows?