Kanye West meltdown backstage of VMA's...

 

 

 

 

 

 

Only thing i can conclude of this is that....MTV "doesn't care about black people".

 

 

 

J/K.  Forreal tho, he kinda actin like a crybaby. This might hurt his image and the sales of his new album.

 

but hey, "graduation" pretty cool. can't wait to see the sales numbers for it. i hope it goes:

1. kanye west

2. kenny chestnut or whoever

3 or lower.. 50 cent.

 

haha, i would love to see 50 get beat by 'ye AND the country star.. haha

 

but hey, "graduation" pretty cool. can't wait to see the sales numbers for it. i hope it goes:

1. kanye west

2. kenny chestnut or whoever

3 or lower.. 50 cent.

 

haha, i would love to see 50 get beat by 'ye AND the country star.. haha

She's White (I feel ya @25) she's been in hella trouble, in the media, she sold 50 mil yes ok true enough, you know this industry ain't a damned thing fair about it otherwise India woulda been taken home awards left right and side ways...couple yrs back.

It's all about Sensationalism...VMA figa urbody wanta see what she looks like is she making a come back...lets stay in good standing in case she comes back hard we dont want her to be pissed with us...

 

Kanye, is passionate, and inspite of himself he gone be himself even if it sounds like whimpy and whiney to others....he didn't go to Hill-Man

oh ok...so can u elaborate on that for us Shawn don?

 

let me know

 

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umm.okay..LAST YEAR (guess u dont remember that) when he didnt win any awards he was acting like a lil bitch too..in big brother he sounds like a bitch..dont get me wrong Ye is one of my favorite artists but IMO he's a complaining lil bitch..just like the Meji stated but can i not have my opinion..if he so arrogant and so c*cky and so passonate like he carries himself then the real award for him s the pleasure his fans get from his words..wtf u need a lil award for? we already cant tell u nothing so wtf are u cryin about? just keep making good music and as long as your fans blasting your sh*t then u good....what other artist could u picture doin that backstage? i cant think of no one but kanye lil bitchy ass...but like i said Ye has been one of my favorite artsts before he even was officially signed to the roc..i was rocking to Ye joints before "WE are the Champions"...but anyway since u wanted my opinion so badly there u go mr. mod.......

 

...wonders how Ye's hissy fit is gonna be next year when talib's EARDRUM wins the album of the year..lol..and Ye really isnt all that he think he is he is a great producer and an average lyrisist..his head is too big and he thinks that evryone should feel the same way about himself as he does........he wants props for everything that he does..but when its time to give props,like to one of my favorite artists(read along)

 

HHDX: At Kanye's recent listening party he mentioned that a certain artist from Little Brother was basically the one that pushed him to be that dude. Now you two have worked together in the past but he failed to mention you by name. First -  How does it feel to know that you are Kanye's inspiration and 2nd - Why do you think he didn't mention your name?

As for him not mentioning me by name, I thought it was kinda bitchmade because he personally knows who I am.  If you're gonna give me props, give me my props.  Otherwise it just comes across as a backhanded compliment:  'Yeah, I'm a big fan of what's-that-guy's-name...'  That's some ho sh*t, in my opinion.

As for the props themselves, that's cool and all...but if you're really a fan and Little Brother's music inspires you so much, why not reach out to us to make some more music together?  Why would you not wanna make history with the younger cats in the game who helped to create a lane for you?  But we all know the answer to that question....(end)

Roc-A-Fella wasn't the only label to pass on Kanye (pronounced Kahn-yay; it means "the Only One" in Swahili) West. Executives at record companies large and small failed to reconcile West's appearance and demeanor with their expectations of what a rapper should be. They had no idea how to market him. "It was a strike against me that I didn't wear baggy jeans and jerseys and that I never hustled, never sold drugs," says West, 28, who grew up in suburban Chicago and often dresses as if he's anticipating an acceptance letter from Exeter. "But for me to have the opportunity to stand in front of a bunch of executives and present myself, I had to hustle in my own way. I can't tell you how frustrating it was that they didn't get that. No joke--I'd leave meetings crying all the time."