Kanye West Warns Justin Bieber: 'Get Your Girl BEFORE I GET MAD'

Rapper Kanye West has sent out a caution notice to Justin Bieber and his wife, Hailey Bieber.

From Gabriella Karefa-Johnson to Gigi Hadid to Khloe Kardashian, and now Hailey and Justin Beiber, West is on a roll with his public attack on celebrities. He seems determined to feud with everyone who criticizes his "White Lives Matter" design or supports Karefa-Johnson against his online bullying. In another set of Instagram posts, West mentioned Hailey and asked Justin if he was "canceled again."

In another post, the "Stronger" rapper ranted more about his controversial shirts and said they took all the attention because everyone is "programmed sheep." At the end of the message, he mentioned singer John Legend wanting a shirt and asked Justin to "get his girl." The attacks on Hailey are because of her Instagram posts showing support for Karefa-Johnson.

West's controversies with the shirt and Karefa-Johnson might be enough to cause serious damage to his fashion career. Several fashion insiders spoke about the possibility, with some insisting that as long as the rapper has money, he'll never truly be canceled. 

Read on to find out more.

Fresh off his drama with Karefa-Johnson, Hadid, and Khloe, West is already throwing himself into yet another feud. This time, it's Justin Bieber and his wife, Hailey, who caught West's attention due to her Instagram post supporting Karefa-Johnson. The "Praise God" rapper shared a screenshot of a Google news page with articles about his drama with Karefa-Johnson.

The screenshot was focused on a specific article from E! News, which detailed Hailey's comments in support of the Vogue editor. The article was titled "Hailey Bieber Joins Gigi Hadid in Defending Gabriella Karefa-Johnson After Kanye West After Criticism." West captioned the post, "Wait, Am I canceled again??? Justin [Bieber], please let me know."

He later shared another post with the same screenshot and with proof that Drake liked his post calling out Hailey.

In a subsequent post ranting about his controversial shirts, West mentioned Justin again and asked him "to get his girl before I get mad." The "Hurricane" rapper started off the post by ranting about how there were several other "Well Done Crazy Overpriced Clothes Being Shown" at the Paris Fashion week.

At the end of the rant, he mentioned Karifa-Johnson again, writing, "Those Boots Gab Was Wearing Were Fucking Traaaaash." He then mentioned John Legend and Justin and wrote, "But I'm Sure John Legend Still Wants A Pair (of the controversial shirts) And Justin Get Your Girl Before I Get Mad."

West's anger stemmed from Hailey's comments in support of Karifa-Johnson after he bullied her and criticized her fashion style in an Instagram post. On her Instagram story, she wrote, "My respect for you runs deep my friend! To know you is to adore you and to work with you is an honor. the most kind. the most talented. the most fun. the most chic."

Hadid was also one of the first celebrities to criticize West for his statements on the Vogue editor. She commented on his Instagram post about Karifa-Johnson, "You wish u had a percentage of her intellect. You have no idea haha…If there's actually a point to any of your sh*t she might be the only person that could save u."

The supermodel continued, "As if the 'honor' of being invited to your show should keep someone from giving their opinion..? Lol. You're a bully and a joke."

Although this "White Lives Matter" drama is just one of West's many recent controversies, it might be problematic enough to ruin his fashion career. The situation with Karefa-Johnson only worsened the situation, especially as West keeps mentioning her in his Instagram rants.

One fashion insider spoke about the possibility of the rapper being canceled to Page Six. They said, "It's a wrap. People were disgusted and outraged." However, another source claims that as long as West has money, he will "never be canceled." The mounting public outrage about the shirts is also a big contributing factor.

It's extremely unclear what will become of West and his fashion ventures, especially with him speaking on his 'White Lives Matter' shirts and making several Instagram posts to support his position. One post was a photo of Bella Hadid in the iconic Coperni spray-on dress with "White Lives Matter" edited on the dress.