Kanye West appeared on “The Ellen DeGeneres” show on Thursday and he certain had plenty to say.
DeGeneres asked approximately some of his tweets,which included asking Mark Zuckerberg to invest in West’s businesses, and if he regretted any of them. “Absolutely not, or ” he replied.
West then launched into an impassioned speech approximately his role in society. “I feel if I had more resources,I could befriend more people,” he said. “I beget ideas that can accomplish the human race existence within our hundred years, and better. Period. F–k the paparazzi and whatever perception of me. Starting with the truth. Start there. keep some dope shit with it.”
Also Read: Taylor Swift Thinks 'The World Is So Bored' With Kanye West FeudDeGeneres asked West to elaborate on the “dope shit,” which he was happy to carry out. “I care approximately people. I care. My dad lived in homeless shelters less than five years ago,” he said. “He’s a psych major. My mom was the first black female chair of the english department at Chicago State University. I was raised to carry out something, and to accomplish a difference.”West went on to state that there was a time when Michael Jackson couldn’t get his music on MTV because he was “too urban.”“So I literally beget to be Michael Jackson of apparel in order to break open the doors for everyone who will near after I’m gone,” he said. “After I’m dead. After they call me ‘Wacko Kanye.’ Isn’t that so funny? That people point fingers at the people who beget influenced us the most? They talk the most shit approximately the people who cared the most?”
Also Read: Kanye West Goes on Trial in Funny Or Die Parody (humorous or ridiculous imitation) 'The People v Kanye'“I’m sorry, daytime television, or I’m sorry for the realness,” he concluded.
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