Kanye West sparked outrage Saturday, doubling down on his support for Sean ‘Diddy‘ Combs and mocking Diddy’s assault of Cassie Ventura in another troubling rant.

The disgraced rapper, 47, posted an image of Diddy — who is currently in prison awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges — right before he punched and kicked his then-girlfriend, taken from shocking hotel security footage in 2016.

Underneath he wrote, ‘When I [sic] man truly loves a woman he may express it in rage I empathize with both sides.’

In another message underneath the same photo he wrote, ‘You have to truly be in love to get to the point of risking everything.’

He further mocked domestic violence in another Tweet, writing, ‘Hey question if someone were to beat up their girlfriend in public, would that be considered domestic violence, or is that outdoor violence, or is it just public indecency?’

‘….Im just asking for a friend,’ Kim Kardashian’s ex-husband added.

Kanye also went on to post a photo of a hoodie he is selling on his Yeezy website that is identical to the one Cassie — who appeared in West’s 2007 Stronger music video — was wearing in the assault footage, dubbing it the ‘Love Hoodie.’

The images were taken from a security video that shows the currently incarcerated hip hop mogul violently assaulting the singer in a Los Angeles hotel hallway.

The video — which was published by CNN in May — shows Diddy wearing only a white towel, punching, kicking, and throwing the R&B singer to ground at a hotel in March 2016.

It comes a day after West begged President Trump to free Diddy from prison.

West’s tweets sparked online outrage, with many fans concerned about the safety of his wife Bianca Censori, 30, and highlighting that he has two daughters – North, 11, and Chicago, seven, with ex-wife Kim.

‘This ain’t love bruh. But congrats on exposing yourself. Now we all know how you treat Bianca.’

‘Kanye remaking the hoodie cassie was beat in and selling it is actually evil as f**k,’ someone else added.

‘Shame on you for rationalizing spousal abuse, ye,’ another wrote.

Another wrote, ‘You have a daughter talking like this… embarrassing.’