So your a Cac? Well fukk you very much then Devil
Kanye got Hollywood producers salty as fukk
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So your a Cac? Well fukk you very much then Devil
Oh a racist white person..... Shocking....
bangedher_wholesquad
carlos danger
not that neither.
asian.
so say whatever stereotypical, racist thing you want to say.
then whine when somebody does it back.
The_King_of_Everything
Yeah.
A lotta c00ns on here breh
ThaRealness
Superstar
hey man you shouldnt knock him.. hes actually giving you credit for forming a coherent argument
personally I dont think youre saying anything at all.. seems like you have a tenuous grasp on logic and reasoning
The_King_of_Everything
Yeah.
Cacs hate a black man with confidence it doesn't fit the blueprint of being a house negro like they want us to beEven if Kanye wasn't arrogant, the guy probably would still think of him as that.. lets be real.
You realize you're basically saying its okay for white people to be racist if they view blacks as arrogant, correct?
bangedher_wholesquad
carlos danger
hey man you shouldnt knock him.. hes actually giving you credit for forming a coherent argument
personally I dont think youre saying anything at all.. seems like you have a tenuous grasp on logic and reasoning
sounds like you just trying to be smart.
Elle Driver
Veteran
He's probably said more and you can probably look it up, but that comment referring to mixed black women as subservient docile mutts got me.
And it's not a grudge, it's a pattern of disgusting behavior I've noticed with him. His late mother was a black woman dark skinned mind you.
I'm all about some Black Power and equal rights and shyt but yo them comments were hilarious. 
People thinking Kanye is ONLY talking about European fashion designers when he only mentions it 10% of his interview are dumb. People who think Kanye is somehow more prone to contradictions then when he first got famous are clueless. Everyone is a walking paradox that isn't something to dismiss someone on.
On Kimmel: “I just thought it was so amazing that I was saying this in real time, in real life, because in my position, you’re not supposed to say anything…I feel like media does everything they can to break creatives, to break artists, to break people’s spirits. And I feel like I do everything I can to break media…”
On Hot 97 w/ Funkmaster Flex (2010): "The media is scared of me. They're scared of a black man with this taste level, with this connection, with, like, Pusha, Jeezy, Ross, and sidebar: I'm sitting at this fashion thing. So what they'll do is, in order to take that power away, they try to turn me into a demon. And it's happened so many times through history. They knocked the nose off the Sphinx, you know? They trying to tell you aliens built the pyramids."
On Kimmel; Michael Jackson had to fight to get his videos on MTV because he was considered to be urban. This was Michael Jackson. When I’m in Paris, and I’m sitting at fashion week for nine years, and South Park makes fun of our outfits, and people don’t understand why we are there….I still can’t break that wall down. At a certain point, it’s like Michael Jackson trying to get his videos on. “
In The Fader, Dec. 2008: “I think there hasn’t been a Michael Jackson since Michael Jackson, but when stuff like that happens, it’s little pieces of what he had, his level of influence. And it’s like that’s either the one-off or it’s the beginning of a lot of it….Michael Jackson is the god of all pop music of all time. And it’s blasphemous to compare yourself to god, but that was very Michael Jackson-esque.”
On Kimmel: “You need that production…but currently in fashion, there’s no black guy at the end of the runway. And that’s what I meant when I said the Truman Show hit the boat.”
In Clash Music 2008: “I have that opportunity to put my name on something and people will buy it, but I want to create something that has its own voice and other designers can look at it and be inspired by. I wasn’t put on this earth to make money—I was put on this earth to make magic. I was put on this earth to make music and art. “
http://noisey.vice.com/blog/kanye-west-jimmy-kimmel-interview
On Kimmel: “I just thought it was so amazing that I was saying this in real time, in real life, because in my position, you’re not supposed to say anything…I feel like media does everything they can to break creatives, to break artists, to break people’s spirits. And I feel like I do everything I can to break media…”
On Hot 97 w/ Funkmaster Flex (2010): "The media is scared of me. They're scared of a black man with this taste level, with this connection, with, like, Pusha, Jeezy, Ross, and sidebar: I'm sitting at this fashion thing. So what they'll do is, in order to take that power away, they try to turn me into a demon. And it's happened so many times through history. They knocked the nose off the Sphinx, you know? They trying to tell you aliens built the pyramids."
On Kimmel; Michael Jackson had to fight to get his videos on MTV because he was considered to be urban. This was Michael Jackson. When I’m in Paris, and I’m sitting at fashion week for nine years, and South Park makes fun of our outfits, and people don’t understand why we are there….I still can’t break that wall down. At a certain point, it’s like Michael Jackson trying to get his videos on. “
In The Fader, Dec. 2008: “I think there hasn’t been a Michael Jackson since Michael Jackson, but when stuff like that happens, it’s little pieces of what he had, his level of influence. And it’s like that’s either the one-off or it’s the beginning of a lot of it….Michael Jackson is the god of all pop music of all time. And it’s blasphemous to compare yourself to god, but that was very Michael Jackson-esque.”
On Kimmel: “You need that production…but currently in fashion, there’s no black guy at the end of the runway. And that’s what I meant when I said the Truman Show hit the boat.”
In Clash Music 2008: “I have that opportunity to put my name on something and people will buy it, but I want to create something that has its own voice and other designers can look at it and be inspired by. I wasn’t put on this earth to make money—I was put on this earth to make magic. I was put on this earth to make music and art. “
http://noisey.vice.com/blog/kanye-west-jimmy-kimmel-interview
If Kanye wasn't such a c00n more people would be concerned about his treatment by white people, HOWEVER its pretty obvious that he is slashing out because white people don't accept him as much as he thinks they should..... he lives by and worships European Ideals ... and there is nothing intimidating about that
How do you know whats going on his mind? I could call you a c00n for calling another Black person a c00n without evidence. Kanye hasn't harmed his own kind like a 2pac, but lord knows yall worship that nikka
She's a Scandal viewer and defender, so take what she says for a grain of salt.
Cred has been shot like Fiddy breh.
Are you trying to say 2pac was a c00n
First off I don't watch TV like that and even If I did watch the show it's still a TV show, Kanye is a c00n in real life lol
Common misconception. If anything Kanye West is mildly racist. He can't help it if White people like his newer music more than Blacks.
