London: Actress Lily Allen has offered support to Kanye West after the rapper took aim at himself in a series of bizarre online rants.
Allen, who follows West on the microblogging site Twitter, has advised the rapper not to be so down on himself.
"Cheer up Kanye. We all still love you! It`s really no big deal bro (sic). One little mistake, massively blown out of proportion. You`re being WAY too hard on yourself," the Daily Star quoted her as tweeting.
West has kept a low profile since last September (09) after jumping on stage at the MTV Video Music Awards to protest against Taylor Swift`s win for Best Female Video insisting the prize belonged to Beyonce for her hit, ‘Single Ladies’.
At the weekend, he berated his own behaviour on his Twitter account, and took the chance to apologize to Swift.
"It is distasteful to cut people off as a general rule. What`s the point of dressing tastefully if I`m going to act the complete opposite?” he said.
"With new found humility... who am I to run on stage? I would never ever again in a million years do that. Sorry to let you down.
“Beyonce didn`t need that. MTV didn`t need that and Taylor and her family, friends and fans definitely didn`t want or need that.
"I am not a bad person. Even in that moment I was only trying to do good but people don`t always need my help. When I woke up from the crazy nightmare I looked in the mirror and said GROW UP KANYE... I take the responsibility for my actions. Yes I was that guy. A 32 year old child," he added.
ANI
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