Joe Rogan Experience #1554 - Kanye West

He repeatedly says he’s a ‘servant of God’ first and sees the presidency as a “service position,” arguing decisions should be anchored in faith, empathy, and genuine concern for families rather than party agendas.

Kanye describes himself less as a visionary and more as an engineer who deconstructs and rebuilds systems—music contracts, school curricula, city layouts, energy, and food production—to be simpler, fairer, and human-centered.

By publishing his contracts and fighting for masters, he argues current label structures ‘rape’ artists and mirror broader power dynamics in government and disaster relief, calling for standardized, fairer deals that make artists true partners.

From hydroponic farms and self-sustaining cities to monasteries and school campuses, he believes rethinking physical spaces around family, proximity, and nature can reduce stress, improve health, and rebuild community.

Through Yeezy Christian Academy and related projects, he advocates teaching physics, farming, and practical survival over rote, Eurocentric curricula; he’s critical of “kids’ versions” of reality and wants children treated as capable problem-solvers.