Kanye West Hates White People, and is a hypocrite

Kanye: "White people should sound white"

Kanye West has stated that white artists should stop trying to sound black. The rapper says he is a great fan of a vast variety of musical styles, performed by artists of all colours. However, he believes that people should stick to what they do best, reports Contactmusic.com.

Kanye explained: "I hate music where white people are trying to sound black. The white music I like is white.

"I like Franz Ferdinand. That's the s**t," he added.

via: digitalspy.co.uk

and here is some more classic Kanye West via contactmusic.com

Hip-hop star KANYE WEST is advising his white counterparts that they can only use certain slang terms when they're out of style for black people.

The JESUS WALKS rapper - who recently charged that US President GEORGE W BUSH "doesn't care" about African Americans - believes that certain slang words should only be able to cross racial barriers when they're no longer in style for black people.

He says, "I think white people are allowed to say 'bling'. They are allowed to say old-school black slang, like 'hottie' and 'homie'.

"Actually, I do not think that (white people) are allowed to use slang until it is at least a year old. If you say a slang word too early, it's like you're trying to be black. So as long as the slang is a little played out, you're all good."

No doubt about it, he has issues, and not just pissing in his pants either. He's got some serious verbal diarrhea going on. Can't wait for his book. It smells like best-seller material already: "All White People Need to Know They Learned From Kanye West".


Who's the Latest Celeb Guilty of Walking Around Barefoot?

I am! I am! Admits Sly Stallone.

What IS it with celebrities and walking around barefoot outside. Do they think they are immune to whatever nastiness lurks on the ground? To they believe their celebrity actually allows they to have special hovering powers?

I don't get.

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A sun flower bends with the weight of snow near Cremona, Alberta, Thursday, Sept. 22, 2005. Rain turned to snow in this central Alberta village but sunny skies are predicted for the rest of the week.

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