Kanye West says he doesn't have an opinion on the conflict between Israel and Palestine and is more focused on the violence in his hometown of Chicago. West avoided speaking out in support of Palestine when asked about the topic during an interview with TMZ at LAX.
"I don't have enough information on that," Ye told the outlet. "I'm a straight up n***a from the Southside of Chicago, born in Atlanta, I don't have enough information. Read More...
Kanye West fans might have to pop open a new browser if they're looking to watch his video for 'Monster.' The clip, which leaked to the Internet in December, has been banned by MTV after feminist groups started a petition claiming that the video perpetuates violence against women and glamorizes misogyny.
The controversial visuals, which depict deceased women next to rappers Jay-Z, Rick Ross and Nicki Minaj, is yet to surface as an official version, though it's got feminist bloggers heated. Read More...
Kanye West may be a divisive artist, but it would appear that at least some of his more vocal critics are still tuning in regardless. Such tends to be the case when an artist reaches a certain level of notoriety, and with nine consecutive number albums to his name, it's safe to say that Kanye West has reached that particular zenith.
At the end of August, Yeezy delivered his tenth studio album DONDA on a Sunday morning. Read More...
