Pusha T has staunchly defended his close friend Kanye West for years despite all the controversy he's been involved with. However, it appears as though he's reaching his limit.

During an interview the Los Angeles Times published on Monday, November 28, the Clipse rapper admitted how he really felt about Ye's recent anti-Semitic comments. Although he did credit Ye for providing creative freedom, Pusha T told the outlet that his comments about Jewish people "definitely affected" him. The former Def Jam artist, who collaborated with Ye on "Diet Coke" earlier this year, said there's no room for any type of bigotry or hate speech.

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