Here's What Kanye West Had to Say to Dave Chappelle Who Flew to Wyoming to Check on Him

Kanye West recently thanked his friend Dave Chappelle for flying to Wyoming to check on the rapper, following his Twitter rants about his wife and mother-in-law.

Dave Chappelle set the bar high for what a good friend should be after he flew to Wyoming to make sure Kanye West was alright following his tweets.

The "Flashing Lights" rapper took to social media to share a video with his friends including the comedian who he asked to help make everyone smile.

VISITING WEST

The clip went a little over a minute and a half and mostly played the conversation between West and Chappelle. As the video ended, the probable presidential candidate turned to his friend and said:

"Thank you for coming out here and checking on me."

The Emmy Award-winning actor visited the rapper in less than 24 hours following his tweets about his wife, Kim Kardashian wanting to lock him up for his statement about abortion.

KANYE'S PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

During West's first presidential campaign in South Carolina, he delivered an emotional speech admitting that he and his wife nearly aborted their eldest daughter, North, the same way his father wanted to abort him in 1976.

Two years ago, Jenner revealed that she and West had different views on some matters, but his way of thinking and judgment was beyond her control.

He proceeded to take back his anti-abortion stance and support the legality of abortion with an "option od maximum increase."

TWITTER RANT

Shortly after, the "Gold Digger" artist ran to Twitter to let the world know what was going on with his wife and mother-in-law. The since-deleted tweet read:

"Kim was trying to fly to Wyoming with a doctor to lock me up like on the movie 'Get Out' because I cried about saving my daughter's life yesterday."

West also wrote about Kris Jenner trying to lock him up and wanted the mother-daughter-duo to give him a call.

SUPPORTING KANYE

Despite experts saying his chances of winning are low, Jenner initially supported his son-in-law's decision to run for the upcoming presidential elections.

According to a source, the Kardashian-Jenner clan will have West's back "no matter what because that's the kind of family they are."

Two years ago, Jenner revealed that she and West had different views on some matters, but his way of thinking and judgment was beyond her control.

However, it never meant refusing to support and standing as a mother to her children, including the rapper as her son-in-law.