To be completely fair, if Kanye was actually being serious about this, he should have at least started filing applications for ballot registrations MONTHS ago. There's a reason why most candidates in the past announce their runs over a year before the election, and it's not just in search of more money: our nation's voting laws are very complicated, and it takes time, money, and effort to make sure you do it all correctly. In fact, we even had an example of the difficult paperwork making national headlines when Andrew "M.A.T.H." Yang failed to qualify for the Ohio primary ballot due to a failure to properly submit the paperwork.

If you read Kanye's various interviews from the time he launched his Presidential campaign, you can see that while the media focused on his "taking the red hat off" line, Kanye was STILL far more opposed to Biden and far more aligned with Trump than what the Ctrl-Left hivemind wanted to believe. If nothing else, this was Kanye using his star power and fame to publicly reach across the aisle and try to remind the black moderates what was truly the most important things in their lives: God and family.