New Kanye West Video - "Good Morning"
This oughta settle the McFlys 2015s controversy once and for all; Kanye's bruin mascot clearly is rocking a pair of the Back To The Future inspired Nikes on the Graduation (for real) cover. The animated clip for "Good Morning" has West's fly Malcolm X teddy bear ("buy any jeans necessary") suffering from lots of bad news, first waking up late, then jumping in his crapped out Doc Brown modified De Lorean, then just missing the L, then getting swallowed by an angry cloud, etc. But eventually the sun shines upon teddy's arrival to school; his future's so bright, he's gotta wear shades -- and in Kanye's UniverseCity, those have to be of the ventilated, venetian variety.
Takashi Murakami lends his pencils to the proceedings, and apparently this is playing "ONLY at the Geffen Contemporary - Museum of Contemporary Art in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles CA." Well, at the Geffen and via shaky YouTube, like most everything else.
And on a serious note, our thoughts and condolences to Kanye. R.I.P., Donda West.
Posted at 9:16 AM in Video
Tags: Kanye West
Isn't it 'BUY any jeans necessary'?
Cause, like, he's rich and likes to shop for expensive clothes?
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bw, "u" is right.
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His mom died yesterday. Sad.
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She died after a "cosmetic procedure"? That's terrible
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don't believe everything you read. when it comes to a personal loss like this, you ought to wait for an official word from kanye and not what perez hilton sez.
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i take that back. his publicist made a statement today. i don't get the news on the west coast. it's too early.
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Which one of you watches ONTD?
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Sarah - you stole the words right out of my mouth.
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RIP, that is sad news.
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Seriously till my dying day, i'll never understand why companies that release music videos and the like hate youtube so much.
It's not like they're clips of shows or movies. Music videos are primarily advertisements. Why do these companies get so pissed off about their advertisements reaching a wider market?
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Good question, Elliot! Same for companies who ask YouTube to take down their ads: what sense does that make?? Don't they want people to see the ads?
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good lucks
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