Kanye is mentally ill. And like all mentally ill people, they have lots of stability in their lives because of other stable people helping manage their affairs. Many around him were smart business minded people also enabled him as they've gotten rich off of him. Those conversations he's had at business meetings were tempered with cooler heads in those rooms. But, outside those rooms, he's an unraveling basket case as seen evidently everywhere else. We know he's a narcissist with some kind of Messiah complex where rules of nature and society are malleable to him. We know how he openly and publicly describes and identifies himself in superlatives. Sadly, nothing about him is bizarre. Many people in positions of power and influence behave exactly like him or worse. But they are more tactful as they conceal their behaviors more carefully. With internet access and it's ability to memorialize those actions, behaviors, and words people blast out to the world, for most of us, it's mental meltdowns in real time while people like Kanye, think the societies is like "the Louvre Museum" of his genius for the world to behold. Yes, mental illness does that to some people. One of the ways I measured these kinds of scenarios so that I'm understanding my observations more clearly is by replacing the subject with someone else to see how I'd feel about this. Say, Tom Hanks behaving in this way, or Adele or any other public figure. Would I feel the same? If not, what is it? I'm not a psychologist ,but............