Kanye West's Ex-Chief Of Staff Reveals Texts Of The Rapper Requesting Nitrous Gas From His Dentist

Kanye West's ex-chief of staff, Milo Yiannopoulos, has shared evidence to confirm his claims that the rapper might be knee-deep in an addiction to nitrous gas.

The former Yeezy staff had previously claimed that West was constantly using the gas provided by celebrity dentist  Thomas Connelly.

To back up his claims, Yiannopooulos posted screenshots of Connelly promising to deliver the gas to West after the rapper requested it.

The drama surrounding West's alleged nitrous oxide addiction has escalated, with new evidence from Yiannopoulos appearing to prove that the rapper had an ongoing arrangement with Connelly for the supply of the substance.

Taken to X, the former Yeezy employee posted private screenshots of a group conversation centered around nitrous gas between himself, West, and the celebrity dentist.

The first message on the image showed Connelly talking about setting a "long-term goal" to get "recreational Nitrous legalized."

Yiannopoulos, seemingly surprised by the statement from the dentist, responded with a list of possible detriments on the possible users, whom he described as an "apathetic population of dopamine slaves."

Meanwhile, West ignored the conversation between the two and outrightly requested the gas, saying, "Can I have the Nitrus today?" Connelly then confirmed he would be bringing it to West after confirming that the rapper was at the Chateau Marmont.

Yiannopoulos captioned the post, "PROOF: Thomas Connelly agrees to deliver recreational nitrous oxide to his heavily addicted patient Ye at the latter's then-residence, Chateau Marmont—the site of dozens of celebrity overdoses and suicides.'

Responding to the evidence from Yiannopoulos, some fans called out how dangerous it was for West to be indulging in nitrous gas.

One wrote, "NOS is super dangerous with over usage. I have several punk friends I've watched over the course of twenty years."

A second person commented, "Nitrous makes you feel disconnected. People who use it already feel disconnected, so it's not hard to convince them to keep doing that. I'm sad for his kids and loved ones because any connection he had with them wasn't enough to overcome the urge to disconnect from it all."

Others also slammed Connelly for allegedly supplying the West with the gas.

An X netizen remarked, "Celebrities know that their money will get them WHATEVER they want & so called 'doctors' will bring the drugs as long as they keep getting paid. Ye is too far gone now."

The screenshots from Yiannopoulos seem to have been in response to a statement from Connelly denying the accusations the former Yeezy employee had earlier made against him.

Yiannopoulos accused the dentist of "unlawful supply of enormous quantities of nitrous gas" to West for recreational use, per the Daily Mail.

He also claimed that Connelly charged "more than $50,000 per month for the service" and continued supplying the gas even after concerns were raised about West experiencing "distressing symptoms."

He added that Connelly personally taught West how to operate the gas canisters, thereby "knowingly encouraging their use in the absence of a qualified anesthesia or medical professional by a person with a history of mental illness and addiction."

This, he believes, amounted to abandoning West to the "self-destructive consequences of dependence" while being indifferent to the "prospect of permanent damage to brain or body."

Connelly responded to Yiannopoulos's accusations via a representative, saying he "categorically denies all the false allegations."

The statement from the rep claimed that the former chief of staff to the rapper "presented a narrative that is not only factually incorrect but also intentionally misleading."

It was also mentioned that Yiannopoulos intended to "damage" Connelly's professional reputation and that his "allegations are completely unfounded and devoid of any credible evidence."

The statement concluded: "Dr Connelly remains committed to providing the highest standard of care to all of  his patients and will continue to do so despite these unfounded attacks on his character and professional conduct."

In Yiannopoulos' affidavit, he stated that some Yeezy employees had expressed concerns about West's "dependence on the gas" and that he "seemed to be in and out of the inhaler mask on a near-constant basis."

He also mentioned that employees were worried after seeing surgical tanks containing the gas in Bianca Censori's apartment, which implied that West was overusing the nitrous gas.

Even in meetings with his staff, West has reportedly been open about consuming the gas and  that his communications "were becoming incomprehensible and contradictory."

According to Yiannopoulos, West's "widely-reported bipolar diagnosis" matches the "side effects of prolonged nitrous gas abuse," adding that Connelly was privy to West's "psychological vulnerabilities and sought to exploit them."