Kanye West critics have claimed the rapper is “sick” after he made wildly inappropriate comments about his wife Bianca Censori and former First Lady Michelle Obama.

The Vultures 1 artist made the shocking remarks during a recent appearance on the new podcast, The Download Show.

During the interview, The Download Show host, Justin Laboy asked Kanye, 46, to name another woman he and Bianca, 29, would like to have a “threesome” with.

Justin pressed, “You can pick anyone in the world. Just one person.”

As the Can’t Tell Me Nothing rapper pondered his response, the podcaster added, “I think I know what you’re thinking but I’m not even gonna say no names.

“I just want to see what you would think.”

But much to Justin’s surprise, Ye matter-o-factly replied, “Michelle Obama.”

The podcaster broke into laughter, dumbfounded by his guest’s response.

Kanye cackled as well then continued the disrespect as he added, in a sing-songy voice, “Gotta f**k the president’s wife.”

The full episode is available exclusively on Yeezy.com.

A clip of Kanye’s comment was posted on X, formally Twitter, where a viewer wrote, “Bro is sick.”

Kanye and Michelle’s husband, former United States President, Barack Obama, have a history of trading verbal insults.

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The Carnival rapper openly took offense to Barack calling him a jacka** after he stormed on stage and interrupted Taylor Swift’s acceptance speech at the 2009 VMAs.

Barack later added, “He is jack*** but he is talented,” during a 2012 interview with The Atlantic.

THROWING HANDS

The remarks come after Kanye was accused of punching a man who he alleged inappropriately touched his wife at Chateau Marmot in Los Angeles.

Kanye reportedly struck a well-known restauranteur while allegedly trying to defend his wife during a recent altercation at the famed hotel.

According to TMZ, the Yeezy founder struck either Mark Houston or Jonnie Houston, who are twin restaurateurs.

However, it is unclear which one reportedly suffered the blows.

Sources claimed to the outlet on Saturday that one of the two “accidentally” bumped into Bianca – denying what the Runaway rapper’s camp previously claimed.

A rep for West told Page Six last week that the alleged assailant “didn’t merely collide into her.”

Instead, they claimed one of the two “put his hands under her dress, directly on her body, he grabbed her waist, he spun her around, and then he blew her kisses.”

“She was battered and sexually assaulted,” West’s rep previously insisted. “Bianca was physically assaulted.”

However, TMZ’s source claimed the incident was a misunderstanding and the restaurant was reportedly busy at the time, alleging the sexual assault allegations were false.

According to the outlet, Ye mistakenly confronted the twin, who wasn’t even involved in the interaction with Bianca.

“He actually ended up punching the wrong dude,” TMZ reported, adding that police sources “haven’t been able to dig up evidence that backs Kanye’s account.”

DISSING DRAKE

Kanye has been on a tear, recently dropping the diss track, Like That (Remix), on an episode of the podcast The Download.

The remix samples Future and Kendrick Lamar’s original diss track titled Like That but Kanye’s spinoff takes aim at rappers Drake and J. Cole.

Kanye’s opening notes of Like That (Remix) take a line directly from Future, K.dot, and Metro Boomin’s original while delving deeper into a long history of viral discourse.

Rap fans believe the original Like That line is a response to Drake and J. Cole’s song, titled First Person Shooter.

TMZ reported the rest of Kanye’s track has been allegedly leaked online – but Ye has not confirmed if it’s the real version.

The leaked track features a line rapping, “Y’all so outta sight, outta mind / Can’t even think of a Drake line / Play J. Cole get the p***y dry / Play this s**t back 130 times.”

Kanye previewed the diss track during his interview with Justin Laboy on The Download.

The clip was shared on X, where several Ye fans chimed into the comments discussing the rapper’s latest diss track.

“That intro is FIRE, wow,” one X user tweeted.

“That first verse is the Kanye West I remember,” a second fan praised.

“This is the best s**t I’ve heard from Kanye in years,” yet a third declared.