12 Things We Learned From The Kanye West & Kris Jenner Interview
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Martin Berrios
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August 23, 2013
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Don’t front – even you were curious to hear what the Louis Vuitton Don had to say since becoming a father. The rather reclusive and usually anti press Kanye West has yet to say very much since the arrival of his daughter North West, until today.
Yeezy’s stance about personal privacy might seem like a stark contrast considering the status of his girlfriend, but the paparazzi knows he is no friend to them. Nevertheless West sat down with Kris Jenner for an in depth interview for the season finale episode of Kris.
In the hour long sit down, Kanye West opened up on various topics including fatherhood, privacy, regrets, his superstar girlfriend and more interesting tidbits that were surprising, amusing or downright awkward.
North West is an adorable baby. If you hate on her then you’re dripping in wacksauce.
Photo: Fox
Even as a music genius, Kanye admittedly isn’t the best when it comes to figuring out his daughter’s car seat.
Photo: TMZ
While Kanye admired Kim from afar, he would always draw himself in the signature Kardashian family Christmas cards. The spooky stick figure is Kanye.
Photo: Fox
Kanye first met Kim when she was Brandy’s assistant.
When Kanye was five years old he and his late mother lived in China where he spoke fluent Chinese.
Kanye West’s dad Ray West is an artist in his own right with a photo journalism. Kanye admitted that he received his passion for art from his father’s side.
Photo: Concrete Loop
Kanye is one of the only guys who can successfully pick out shoes for his girlfriend. While in Italy he took Kim to visit famed shoe maker Giuseppe Zanotti’s factory where he designed a shoe for Kim.
Photo: Kim Kardashian
The last thing he would want for his daughter “is for some crazy Black drunk guy in a leather shirt to come up and cut her off at an awards show.”
And our reaction below:
Photo / Video: YouTube
Kanye is still firm in his Christian religious beliefs and that is important to him that grows and raises his family with Christian values. #JesusWalks
Outside of his father and late grand father, Steve Jobs and Walt Disney are his idols for their ability to mix art and commerce together and make it appeal to the masses.
Mr. Kanye to the even drop the N-word in reference to his Watch The Throne hit.
Photo: E!
Kanye’s interpretation of Barack Obama’s recent criticisms of celebrities defining the new mark of success for kids:
“Obama basically said we’re the new American dream.”
