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The new documentary about the last six years of Kanye West<\/a>\u2019s life, In Whose Name?<\/a><\/em>, seems to show new insight into his infamous \u201cWhite Lives Matter\u201d stunt. In a clip that appears to be from the film circulating on social media, West berates people around him while explaining his decision to wear a t-shirt bearing the slogan. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n “The ‘White Lives Matter’\u00a0was so past the fact that it wouldn’t even be funny anymore. And I was wrong. It’s really funny, like really funny,” he says. “It’s a joke, it’s a joke guys. Everybody knows white lives don’t really matter. It was a joke, like what the f*ck? Matter of fact, you know what? I decided that I am white. How about that? I’m going to race change. If that t-shirt don’t have ‘White Lives Matter’ on it, then I quit because I’ll make whatever the f*ck I want and I’m not screaming at you, but period.” <\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\n <\/span> <\/p>\n The scene about ‘White Lives Matter’ is far from the first to go viral on social media. Over the weekend, another video of West condemning Black Lives Matter and Pusha T<\/a> circulated as well. That clip shows West complaining about Push’s contribution to his song, “Off The Grid.” He explains: “I’d rather y’all be like, ‘I’m killing 20 n***as’ or ‘I’m f***ing too many b***hes’ and all that s**t than y’all saying some Black Lives Matter s**t on my s**t. Black Lives Matter is like, worse than the devil to me. It’s mind control.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\nKanye West “In Whose Name?”<\/h2>\n