It’s Friday and music fans on Twitter are little gun-shy after the Young Money Hoax, but Kanye West made good on his promise to drop a new song this Friday (we’ll see if he keeps up the pace til Christmas though).
From TheBVX.com From entertaining Tweets, a “Power” remix and the G.O.O.D. Friday promotion featuring one new song every Friday until Christmas, Kanye West is trying to repair his image after that Taylor Swift debacle. If he wants to stay on our good side, here are 10 things ‘Ye can do to prove it.
When Forbes’ “Hip-Hop’s Cash Kings 2010 List” dropped, the fans and critics became enthralled with rapper portfolios. The discussion almost always came back to, “Where are they getting this money?” It’s fair to wonder since sales for music have been on a steady decline and the list is touted as “Highest Paid Rappers” round-up. So […]
Kanye West announced plans to release a new song every Friday until Christmas.
After much delay, Kanye’s remix of “Power” featuring Jay-Z premiered on Funkmaster Flex’s show on Hot 97 at midnight last night.
Kanye West’s “painting” for the song “Power” caught a lot of people off guard, but its excessive nature made it ripe for parody.
Less than 24 hours after Raekwon confirmed that the track was in the works, Kanye West tweeted early this morning that his remix of Justin Bieber’s “Runaway Love” featuring the Wu-Tang rapper was almost finished.
A snippet of a track featuring Kanye West and Drake has leaked called “Ghetto University.”
In one of the most head-scratching announcements ever made, Raekwon recently confirmed that he is working on a song with Kanye West and Canadian teen-pop sensation Justin Bieber.
Video of Kanye West and his mother, the late Donda West, reciting an old verse of Kanye’s hit the internet over the weekend.
Kanye isn't following anyone on Twitter, but he has quite a few followers and a few of them had a special invite to his surprise performance. Now I'm just waiting on Sept. for the VMA's performance.
MTV seems to be ready to move on and let Kanye West participate in this year's Video Music Awards, but the public apparently isn't quite so willing to forgive and forget.
