Kanye West says he is is done with politics.

The controversial rapper, who has become one of Trump's highest-profile celebrity supporters, took to Twitter Tuesday to say he has become a political pawn.

"My eyes are now wide open and now realize I’ve been used to spread messages I don’t believe in," West, 41, tweeted.

He continued: "I am distancing myself from politics and completely focusing on being creative !!!"

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His latest revelation came in a series of tweets, where the rapper sought to clear his name after the Blexit campaign revealed a line of shirts and hats that proudly tout, "Design by Kanye West." "Blexit" is short for "Black Exit," urging black voters to leave the Democratic Party.

"I introduced Candace (Owens) to the person who made the logo and they didn’t want their name on it so she used mine," West stated. "I never wanted any association with Blexit."

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On Wednesday, Owens apologized, taking the blame for West's feelings of being used.

The conservative personality took to her blog to publicly apologize to West for "for any undue stress or pain the effort to correct that rumor has caused him, his business relationships, or his family." She said, "He simply never designed (the Blexit shirts)."

She emphasized that she bares "full responsibility" for West's feelings of being used, and apologized to President Trump for being associated with West's tweet.

"His tweets were aimed at me and me only, rightfully, for my personal failings. I bare full responsibility."

Owens had debuted the Blexit merchandise at the Turning Point USA’s Young Black Leadership Summit in Washington Saturday to, as she said, encourage "free thinkers across the country" to abandon "an emotionally abusive relationship" with the Democratic party, in pursuit of "freedom over tyranny."

West tweeted, "I would like to thank my family, loved ones, and community for supporting my ACTUAL beliefs and my vision for a better world."

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West previously praised Owens, a fellow supporter of the president, and she returned the favor Saturday.

"(West) has taken one of the boldest steps in America to open a conversation we have needed to have," she said. West was not at the summit, but Owens said the rap mogul was "here in spirit."

The line of shirts comes in turquoise, coral and purple, and a variety of styles, and costs $25-$28. The hats, which come only in light blue denim, are emblazoned with two different slogans: "Blexit" or "We Free." They're $25.

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The rapper's latest political moves come less than a month after his bizarre visit with President Trump at the White House.

West's planned lunch meeting with the president, Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, Kid Rock and NFL Hall of Fame running back Jim Brown gave way to a meandering 10-minute monologue.

During the wide-ranging discussion, West dropped an F-bomb, ("Put the beep on however you want to do it and have a five-second delay,” he warned reporters), explained why he famously derided former President George W. Bush as racist while defending Trump ("I was in a victim mentality") and announced that he had been misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder when he was actually merely sleep deprived.

Last week, the rapper briefly stumped with Chicago mayoral hopeful Amara Enyia along with Chance the Rapper on the city's South Side.

West also donated $73,540 to Enyia's mayoral campaign. The Democrat is running to replace Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

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