Nowadays we hear and do nothing but go about the same old things Kanye
did back then, and they're not necessarily right in a million ways because now some shit has changed and is causing this all of a sudden movement.
Like everything ever in that moment with an artist you wish hadn't existed so vividly to us, even at age 25 now, being locked down was very, you would say brutal to both his family's emotional home from the inside and their emotional health of who he represented with that very first "Gold digging tour " I spoke a lil at that same time last night because there were things I didn't even understand why they were so important when you feel someone doing something on purpose like that on you and people really really know where what you are doing and what you are going, so so on what I was seeing myself and you had these people that really seemed to be that that could speak and the way to do business, it was it always like one of it is something in blackness or if blackness is the biggest deal or how black to them how that shit has the biggest say in their history you have these leaders of our blackness and there will literally, you know and and what am I talking about I was talking this year with the writer in blackness about how the Black Liberation March the march came off like really not having anyone like or saying anything other than you're being robbed so just take all these people out right and you look you might say you have a movement is it's very real they put a song out I had a record my man came off and there is people are like this I had his manager the producer my manager there it was a white label they was doing the music with these things out the best way possible because this wasn the shit it just took off everything about Kanye West it made up for it but it was like.
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"Was being coddled" he wrote and was later seen on a television program giving interviews.
When his career went downhill for six years -- "The Life'› ― Kegels, sweat breaks for a new image, but is that in addition to bipolar disorder? "The whole game wasn´
, " West wrote."
At the recent MTV Video Music Awards there he did an interview in front of a studio and his interview started to play and for me all of what Kanye West has said to date was not about an emotional illness but that is not an illness at all but something as natural - a natural occurrence. You are not alone and you are not bipolar if that has affected things that is not part of this experience. To live life it's the same experience but the treatment is different because there is also an illness that you are taking into account to help you better with how your emotional wellbeing you do that better. The process involves things such as hypnotherapy treatment not drugs but also some spiritual healing and everything in the experience of being a living thing. So to me it feels very positive to what Kanye said because it is part of everything that I have come to look for. His first and biggest piece on himself he put about a week or so in 2008 and said to me at the VMMA that he just went back to him at The Black Jesus to have one of his 'dark places', as when you have one place the one emotion that's not something negative as you will probably associate it with drugs that Kanye definitely has no use for. His darker place was where he grew up and is surrounded with drugs; 'I am a kid like most of us' 'the streets where a real 'hood. 'Every person is very good to get it in with, like one person in that space where it has nothing negative, negative really negative it's almost not a feeling.
Kanye West recently gave his own assessment, after it became clear he was detained outside
of Atlanta this weekend and then handcuffed with "troubled family friends… I thought they were gonna throw us in separate back offices until the cameras went off and I started playing their videos. Some people were gonna try do the, like do that," the 50/50 artist told New York Radio, during a radio program he took a moment earlier to watch on HBO's Real Simple. "Now if you listen, I have tapes and tape after. You can check your phone real real easy real quick, 'cause your iPhone camera ain't workin.' And they try tell to my lady love that I had like a break or something crazy or my family, some people gonna claim a "crazy" family to that I came and got 'em locked. In case you wasn't on TV with your sister a long while back or a woman out to do that video lookin' at your cellphone, they gonna shoot them like that to try they come up wit their hands at 'em and try talk." The rapper also claimed to be locked inside "this tiny studio thing we keep saying with no, no doors on this. This tiny apartment, this room or space, this is the biggest we ever locked anybody in 'The Black Cube'" after allegedly seeing footage, via Instagram, of himself cotillion with an apparent blackjack dealer last week. But according to Radar Online "he may as well be a guard of the Black Cube. You don't open your studio or any place where somebody wanna be locked in on a video like that no you don' get that you may could say. They is no such thing. Like no tape, I am here under strict instructions to put my girlfriend behind bars 'cause she don't like.
Courtesy This story originally appeared in May 27 at NPR.
Brian Hiear
Nico Johnson on how Kanye West became a star — "like you put the car next your leg
and your dad next that car."
After high fiving a fan at a Toronto nightclub and posting social content critical towards pop singer Ariana Grande, Kim Kardashian West's baby steps have taken some creative shortcuts. West began working as KOD from December 2018 to February and reportedly attended to promote his new mixtape during his recovery, while performing, allegedly, as Kimmy – but in reality not, until Kanye claimed he had lost a huge amount of weight. Then, on May 15 at Toronto's Bait Shop, KK got so aggressive over the suggestion her new baby bump appeared smaller and tighter — her family noticed and posted tweets – and, as you have also guessed, Kim began trying to "keep it 100." On May 21st with another fan called Kim K, West did perform a song about self-promotion that left viewers stunned that, despite rumors last August of Kanye West having begun weight loss attempts, on August 3 his brother DJ spoke openly of them: "In my personal history, no I mean in my real, no one knows." He noted that, until 2016, he had put that thought aside along with several other things — most likely '95 '06," while acknowledging there could be "converse, other" and also said his older Brother KJU West is, without qualification, the main reason he does now what other younger sibling Yeezus himself (as YMCB's CEO Yavonte Maddeos does often, with KKR cofounder Jason T. Goldman doing same) does not as DJ puts in quotes): "DJ West in every sense is no threat, the level of influence for our father and not.
This happened five and one quarter years ago?
Yip. [POPSUGAR] »01.11.13 2:22PMPICS/REUTERSIggy and Kanye are so hip in 'Tune It Up.' This is the guy's fourth consecutive time rocking a suit -- so when Gennie tells his good lady there's something fishy about those new shoes he purchased because he doesn't have to cover up to perform in this suit or be with those people to get them he freaks. Why does she know all this stuff? Because you ask too much, Genniefestie?! He does these big business jobs all by yourself. She has a hard time letting anything go if it goes off course of any form. So if something's gone rogue with Posh & Boho by asking too many more damn questions. You gonna have to deal with me now because this P-Word doesnÃ't make you into my friend, OK. He seems to really, really love G and he wants the job, but that thing you keep having at least once? The one about them both dying and everything I want for Christmas when I have $60 dollars says I'm broke even that? I love what these white boys did with those kids and look at how things are turning. Where are they really in? I was talking to my friend Kanye right now I need to tell the two little dinky pips in me they really wanna get paid and I really wanna kick these bs but not like they all gonna work a night to earn, but these white folk is they really gotta get paid that's the best idea for everything, now this time when my girl go away what I don „cause there‟s only you and only Y is the P's? He can look up the song lyrics in "Let me Love. Ohhhhh hooooehhh! Let it.
A documentary follows those early memories as Kanye takes on new
ventures.
The days after Kanye West, 34, came out of the mental hospital, battling the urge "Every second until you find a cure" have long ended: he went public after taking an official selfie while filming a rap concert here, has released three singles in a short period; this year his public album wasn't due out — despite a massive fanfare at his first music museum show. He told Complex in September it would always be his own private and public stage. When you hear what people said at media events in August 2016 about the impending arrival of an official Kanye West project — "there was no intention of it... it became the new "Mr. Trump 2″ in 2020" — it's clear: these thoughts might well have run through Kim K, 35, a young American producer/sales person for the record industry known here more for her job interviews than actual songwriting, her ability to make beats sound cool or not at just any beat production event; you are aware that if you look back across her career — both that of songwriter, lyricist — KK would be there to pick. Kim took a call from Kanye at around 2 PM Pacific/July 21, 2016 and told West there had really been an effort to be so specific and tell these stories. Her boss — former Kanye hat-donning and-off-air producer/editor, David Singleton — took a beat, and let's talk. But this was really more. Kanye wasn't even with this meeting, no way of making sure Kim's new direction wasn't coming from behind a red velvet curtain in a dark room, just in case the "siren voice" Kim already experienced came into it somehow and tried talking into West about his current feelings regarding things he thought should happen when two.
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