After changing Twitter’s name to X, Elon Musk’s first big move was to bring back Kanye West’s account.

The account was restored, but there were some conditions. For example, according to The Wall Street Journal, the rap star won’t be able to use the feature that lets him make money, and ads won’t show up on his posts.

It’s important to note that the 46-year-old’s account was temporarily back online a few hours ago after being shut down for months.

As the Twitterati talked about how surprised they were by Ye’s quick return, his account was again taken away.

Previously, it seemed like Musk was on Ye’s side until Ye’s bluster got too much to handle.

“I tried my best. Despite that, he again violated our rule against incitement to violence. Account will be suspended,” he said earlier on Twitter.

In November of last year, the Donda hitmaker was kicked off Twitter because he posted an offensive tweet about racism.

But because of the 52, which has strict rules about free speech and how to moderate material, the hip-hop star was let back into Twitter.

West was in the middle of his racism spree at the time, and he again tweeted offensive things, including a picture of a swastika and a star of David that were mixed together.

Soon after the tweet, he was kicked off the platform, and other social media sites also shut down his account because he was anti-Semitic.