‘Ye Is a Genius For This One’: Jordyn and Jodie Woods Pose In Their Yeezy ’Fits, Fans Believe It’s Part of Kanye West’s Petty Plan Aimed at the Kardashians

Social media influencer Jordyn Woods and her sister Jodie Woods posted up head to toe in their Yeezy gear by Kanye West. 

The sisters rocked all-black Yeezy shades, gloves, puffer jackets, and what seemed to be a turtleneck one piece as they posed side by side and then by themselves in their beautiful photos. 

Both Woods girls captioned their series of photos “YZYSDZ” onto Instagram. Although the pair may have just been supporting West and his very successful clothing brand, many people believe the “Gold Digger” rapper planned this surprise collaboration as a way to be petty toward the Kardashian family and get under their skin. 

“Yeezy just tryna piss the whole family off” 

“Ye is a genius with this one, if you know you know”

“Kanye knew exactly what he was doing lol” 

Some fans don’t believe West and the Woods are being petty and think they actually have a formerly built relationship. 

“Kanye’s been sending Jordyn stuff for years”

“Don’t start y’all, Jordyn is living free and surely don’t care about anything else. They just posing for Yeezy, nothing wrong.”

Nearly four years ago, the older Woods sister was accused of hooking up with basketball player Tristan Thompson, who was at the time dating her former best friend Kylie Jenner’s sister, Khloe Kardashian. 

The very publicized event eventually severed the relationship between Woods and Jenner, and Woods even began to be met with online bullying by fans of the Kardashian clan; who also liked derogatory tweets about her. 

West has recently made headlines for his explosive outbursts directed toward estranged wife Kim Kardashian, her mother Kris Jenner, comedian Pete Davidson, and company brands. 

The “Runaway” artist did not run away from his trolling rampage after news broke that the Skims founder and Davidson broke up after roughly nine months together. His recent rant surrounded his and his estranged wife’s children’s school placement after West voiced on Instagram that he wanted to send his four children to his new Christian private school called Donda Academy. 

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