You might be expecting me to say … something bad about Kanye. And how he ran up on the stage and ruined my VMA monologue. But there‘s nothing more to say/everything‘s ok. have security lining the stage…”
“We have a great show and Kanye West is not here”
During an interview with Trevor Nelson, Jay-Z spoke on MTV VMA incident. He said that Kanye was rude but wasnt wrong. And when Trevor hinted that Kanye is picking his battles.
Jay-Z replied, “noone is scared of 50 Cent. Lets be clear, noone is scared of 50 Cent”.
It seems Jay is a little annoyed with getting asked about the incident rather than a problem with 50.
You can listen back to the whole show HERE
Thanks to ICE
I posted on this story earlier yesterday. Well TMZ got hold of the audio and released it to the masses.
Kanye West has spoken and apologised to Taylor Swift following his outburst at the MTV VMA’s.
The rapper called the Country singer following her appearance on U.S. show “The View”.
Representatives from “The View” say West called the country sensation after her appearance on Tuesday’s show.
“After the show he spoke personally to the country music superstar via telephone and has apologized to the 19-year-old singer. She has accepted Mr. West’s apology. The contents of the phone call are to remain private”
United States President Barack Obama has apparently called Kanye West a “jackass” over the rapper’s outburst during the MTV VMA’s on Sunday.
West had interrupted Taylor Swift’s award acceptance speech but now it seems that President Obama has weighed in on the situation.
According to the Huffington Post, the President made an off-the-record remark during an interview with CNBC but it somehow made it on to twitter.
ABC reporter Terry Moran wrote on the social networking site,
“Pres. Obama just called Kanye West a ‘jackass’ for his outburst at VMAs when Taylor Swift won. Now THAT’S presidential.”
In response to this, Rap Radar has posted up ABC’s statement on the incident,
In the process of reporting on remarks by President Obama that were made during a CNBC interview, ABC News employees prematurely tweeted a portion of those remarks that turned out to be from an off-the-record portion of the interview. This was done before our editorial process had been completed. That was wrong. We apologize to the White House and CNBC and are taking steps to ensure that it will not happen again.
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