Kanye West Want You To Stop Buying His Music So He Can Pose Nude

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Kanye West has just shocked the hip hop world with his latest announcement in a February Vibe magazine interview. The ever bitching rapper Kanye West has never been one for being modest. Now the hip-hop star says he wants to “have less fans” and eventually pose naked. Kanye West wants to redefine the world of hip-hop as we know it. Except his plan involves showing the world his testicles. Here's what DJ Kanye Nudestein told the latest issue of Vibe:

"I definitely feel like, in the next however many years, if I work out for two months, that I'll pose naked. I break every rule and mentality of hip-hop, of black culture, of American culture. I want the freedom of having less fans. It's like the freedom of having less money. If you have less money, you have less responsibility. It's like Björk. If she wanted to pose naked, you'd be like: 'Oh, that's Björk. But if I wanted to pose naked, people would draw all type of things into it."

Kanye West is begging people to not buy his albums, so he can become an exhibitionist. Poor him and his quest to flash his dong. This is the always irksome problem of having too many people love your music. That's right. Kanye has too many fans, and he is bitching about it. God, I hate this dude! Click on pictures to enlarge.

Kanye West

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Kanye Omari West (pronounced /ˈkɑnjɛj/; born June 8, 1977 in Chicago, Illinois, United States) is a 9 time Grammy Award-winning American rapper, record producer and singer. He released his debut album The College Dropout in 2004, his second album Late Registration in 2005, and his third album Graduation in 2007. His first three albums have received numerous awards, critical acclaim, and commercial success. West also runs his own record label GOOD Music. West's mascot and trademark is "Dropout Bear," a teddy bear which has appeared on the covers of his three albums as well as the singles "Stronger" and "Homecoming." blogywoodbabes.blogspot.com

West's parents divorced when he was three years old, and he and his mother moved to Chicago, Illinois. He enrolled at Chicago State University but later dropped out to continue pursuing his music career. He later gained fame by producing hit singles for musical artists including Jay-Z, Alicia Keys, and Janet Jackson. West's style of production often utilizes pitched-up vocal samples, usually from soul songs, with his own drums and instruments. Some controversy has also surrounded West, such as an incident during a live telecast of a benefit concert for Hurricane Katrina relief, when he deviated from the script and told the audience, "George Bush doesn't care about black people." blogywoodbabes.blogspot.com

T.I. And Shawty Lo Fight at Dirty Awards, Grand Hustle Collide with Shawty Lo’s Crew Over Bullshit

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You know what the GutterUncensored is missing? Violence... And thanks to a couple of rappers we can have a meaningless violence filled post. Yup, things took a turn for the worse at Radio One’s fourth annual Dirty Awards Monday night at Atlanta's Georgia International Center. You do know what this means? Someone is going to get shot in a few months! My money is on T.I. but thats just an educated guess.

I’d never heard of the Dirty Awards (they award the best in southern hip-hop) or Shawty Lo (he is something of a rapper) until I saw these clips (Warning: some are kind of violent) below, which find Shawty Lo’s crew getting into a fight with artists from T.I.’s Grand Hustle Entertianment over perceived slights and disrespect. T.I. hasn’t responded yet (he wasn’t involved with the altercation) but Shawty Lo had this to say to MTV:

“Basically, I didn’t start saying anything about Tip,” Lo explained. “I was performing my music. During ‘Foolish,’ all of them was coming in front of the stage doing their mugging. After ‘Dunn, Dunn,’ I performed the dis record ‘Don’t I.’ That’s what made perform the dis record. I ain’t gonna lie; they was disrespecting me. I wasn’t gonna let them disrespect me.”

I love rapper wars because they are like the WWE but with real blood and bullets. Lo says that some of Grand Hustle’s members were down in front of the stage when Lo was up making fun of him, and in the above video you can see members of Lo’s crew yelling at some guys in the front, and then the fight broke out. The beef between Shawty Lo and T.I. seemed far from dead. Shawty Lo performed a few randoms before he and his crew (of about 10) broke into an impromptu diss version of Grand Hustle artist Yung LA’s song “Ain’t I.”

As Lo performed his version with a chorus “Don’t I,” an audience member identified by an eyewitness as Capitol recording artist Alfamega, allegedly threw a chair onto the stage. At that point, Yung LA and Big Kuntry rushed the stage and started throwing blows. Authorities broke the fight up rather quickly and escorted everyone off of the stage. Big Kuntry was later seen in the back of a Clayton County squad car on his cell phone. Most likely setting up his bail money for the night.

T.I. took the stage shortly after the fight to accept the humanitarian of the year award and addressed Shawty Lo’s antics in his speech. A private conversation took place between T.I. and Shawty-Lo, where T.I. tried to dead the beef once again.

Shortly thereafter, however, a second fight broke out as T.I. performed his verse from “Ain’t I,” allegedly substituting some lyrics with verbal jabs at Shawty Lo, with whom he has had an unpleasant relationship throughout the year.

Towards the end of the performance, another member of the Grand Hustle camp allegedly jumped off stage and assaulted a man witnesses said was Shawty Lo’s brother.

Police officers then halted the awards show, using pepper spray to end the fight. While the Dirty Awards audience was immediately evacuated, witnesses say other altercations may have occurred outside of the event.



Lo and T.I. had been beefing prior to the awards, but Lo claims the two agreed to set aside their difference backstage during the show. Then Grand Hustle disrespected him and he went off. But, all of this stinks of a publicity stunt for Lo to get his name in the press.