The deep analysis of HH you didn’t want but are getting anyway: Kanye does us the favor of being quite explicit about his thought process in this song, so minimal extrapolation is needed: despite all his money and fame, he can’t see his kids, a primal human need. So he’s declared war on the entire postwar liberal order. I should say that he is obviously crazy. I recognize his madness because I see it in myself: highly sensitive, highly reactive, prone to extremes. And that’s probably why he lost custody. But from his perspective, society awarded his mind with international fame and billions of dollars, yet he doesn’t have the same right to a family as the average janitor. That’s an inherently schizophrenic state of affairs, and I understand how it would produce bitterness. They’ll use his madness to make money, but also use it to take from him any hope of a fulfilling life. So he’s given up on fitting in to the world as it is, and seeks to destroy it. His invocation of Hitler is not about some considered endorsement of the tenets of national socialism. It’s a form of secular satanism. He correctly perceives that Hitler is the devil of the modern west, much more so than Satan. He hates what society has done to him, so he adopts the maximally oppositional stance. Why is it resonating? Because many people feel the same way. The liberal order has failed them. And worse, it sneers at their concerns. Rather than coming to the table and seeking to compromise, it simply declares all opposition illegitimate and doubles down. There is no possible outcome of this strategy other than the rise of a movement that defines itself in opposition. And the most oppositional stance is to embrace your enemy’s devil as your god.