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Its a whole diff song. U may got the one that list the titles diff but they the same song. Thats what happened with my copy
OFFICIAL Ye fka "kanYe West" x G.O.O.D. Music Thread - ¥$ (AKA YE X TY DOLLA SIGN) - VULTURES 2 (NOW AVAILABLE sorta)
Its a whole diff song. U may got the one that list the titles diff but they the same song. Thats what happened with my copy
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Gotcha!! Yes I do! So is Fade officially out yet?
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Yeah it is. Ill see if i can get it for you
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THIS... it's really sad at this point
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but if he knew they existed, would it be less pathetic?
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For sure sounds better!
http://thedailyloud.com/kanye-west-...c&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=socialnetwork
http://thedailyloud.com/kanye-west-...c&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=socialnetwork
flesh prince
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Ye's funding problems would probably not be as crucial right now if he rolled with Apple Music instead of TIDAL...Iovine would have taken care of him...Ye is loyal to a fault.
Interesting Sidenote: Dre Beats Headphones was supposed to be Ye Beats.
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He would have no money problems with Iovine on his side + Beats Headphones money in his pocket.
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flesh prince
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The CDQ of OG Wolves is crazy.
Just seeing that he took it off means this dude probably had an album that was 10x better and started doing too much to it for no real reason.
Just seeing that he took it off means this dude probably had an album that was 10x better and started doing too much to it for no real reason.
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For real
Could only imagine the type of material he has that doesn't make the cut
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Different strokes for different folks. I'm a "fan" and appreciate the music and all, but yeah, it's next level for some people. I just let people live.
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Been playing since Sunday morning.
My first take on the CD.
First half of the CD before waves 8/10
Second half 9.5/10.
My first take on the CD.
First half of the CD before waves 8/10
Second half 9.5/10.
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But who said this tho? People who don't like Ye are just as crazy as some of these super stans ya'll say exist.
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I wonder how much his wedding at the palace of Versailles cost
Seems like that could make up a decent amount of his debt
Also paying for the Factory run of His Yeezy line after he took it back from adidas
Seems like that could make up a decent amount of his debt
Also paying for the Factory run of His Yeezy line after he took it back from adidas
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Not necessarily...
But having Jimmy Iovine on your side can definitely be of assistance for the things Ye is trying to do and the circle he is trying to infiltrate.
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He has been trying to infiltrate that circle since pastel, that circle will not let yea in regardless. And let's not forget
You know white people get money, don't spend it
Or maybe they get money, buy a business
I rather buy 80 gold chains and go ig'nant
I know Spike Lee gon' kill me but let me finish
Blame it on the pigment, we living no limits
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Proposition Joe
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Yea might get a job with the Louis Vuittons and Hermes and work with them, but those companies damn sure won't let him walk side by side with them
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For some reason, I never/don't believe it either.I refuse to believe he actually is in debt
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Kanye West's $53 Million Debt Couldn't Possibly Be Accurate If You Actually Break Down His Net Worth
Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images
Alexis Rhiannon
2 days ago Entertainment
You know that thing where you wake up and a millionaire is asking a billionaire for money on Twitter? That was what happened on Monday, and I have just this to say about it: Kanye West can't really be $53 million in debt, right? I didn't go to sleep on the Planet Earth and wake up in Crazytown, where someone who's supposedly worth over $100 million is in the red for half of that? For that to be true, Kanye would've had to spend over $153 million. What? And, like, when would this have happened?
I don't know if you've heard, but Kanye West is married to Kim Kardashian, and if anyone knows how to keep track of money, it's the Kardashian-Jenner family. I highly doubt that Kris Jenner would've allowed Kanye to marry in if he was in the hole that deep, considering how a big part of marriage is, you know, combining finances. And that's not even taking North and Saint West into account; there's just no way that Jenner would've allowed Kanye to put their futures in jeopardy like that. But these are just my emotional reasons for not believing that Kanye could really be hurting to the tune of $53 million, as he claimed on Twitter in his bizarre tweets to Mark Zuckerberg.
But let's talk about the actual logical, economic reasons that it's very unlikely that West is in as much debt as he says he is. The exact monetary worth of a celebrity is always a tricky thing to estimate, but the lowest number I've seen for Kanye West's net worth is $145 million. (I've also seen it as high as $180 million, but let's stick with the lower number to be fair.) And now let's look at what Kanye has done recently. We don't have numbers yet on The Life of Pablo, because it was just released Feb. 14, but as Kanye pointed out himself, Tidal is currently the number-one app in the world, so people seem to be buying the album. He also just debuted Yeezy Season 3, a fashion line that has sold well enough for him in the past to continually expand it.
And that's just in the past week or so. There's also Kanye's collaboration with Adidas, rumored to be worth around $10 million as of 2013. And in that same year, he released his album Yeezus, which, while not a big seller itself, inspired The Yeezus Tour, which was one of the highest-grossing of 2013. It made $25 million from just 18 dates, so it seems like Kanye could make that $53 million back with a Life of Pablo tour. Even just 36 tour dates should net him around $50 million, based on the example of Yeezus, and he could then ask for the other $3 million from Kim Kardashian, who I'm pretty sure gets that amount of money every time someone downloads her app. (No, but seriously, Kardashian has a rumored net worth of $85 million, so I'm pretty sure she could swing it.) Or Kanye could just wait for his mansion to sell. That $20 million price tag should put a serious dent in whatever debt he's carrying. If any.
At the end of the day, I have no idea whether to believe West or not. I don't know his life. What I do know is that if he is in debt, asking Mark Zuckerberg to float him a cool billion just months after buying Kim Kardashian 150 Christmas presents isn't the most socially aware move. Just a thought.
Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images
Alexis Rhiannon
2 days ago Entertainment
You know that thing where you wake up and a millionaire is asking a billionaire for money on Twitter? That was what happened on Monday, and I have just this to say about it: Kanye West can't really be $53 million in debt, right? I didn't go to sleep on the Planet Earth and wake up in Crazytown, where someone who's supposedly worth over $100 million is in the red for half of that? For that to be true, Kanye would've had to spend over $153 million. What? And, like, when would this have happened?
I don't know if you've heard, but Kanye West is married to Kim Kardashian, and if anyone knows how to keep track of money, it's the Kardashian-Jenner family. I highly doubt that Kris Jenner would've allowed Kanye to marry in if he was in the hole that deep, considering how a big part of marriage is, you know, combining finances. And that's not even taking North and Saint West into account; there's just no way that Jenner would've allowed Kanye to put their futures in jeopardy like that. But these are just my emotional reasons for not believing that Kanye could really be hurting to the tune of $53 million, as he claimed on Twitter in his bizarre tweets to Mark Zuckerberg.
But let's talk about the actual logical, economic reasons that it's very unlikely that West is in as much debt as he says he is. The exact monetary worth of a celebrity is always a tricky thing to estimate, but the lowest number I've seen for Kanye West's net worth is $145 million. (I've also seen it as high as $180 million, but let's stick with the lower number to be fair.) And now let's look at what Kanye has done recently. We don't have numbers yet on The Life of Pablo, because it was just released Feb. 14, but as Kanye pointed out himself, Tidal is currently the number-one app in the world, so people seem to be buying the album. He also just debuted Yeezy Season 3, a fashion line that has sold well enough for him in the past to continually expand it.
And that's just in the past week or so. There's also Kanye's collaboration with Adidas, rumored to be worth around $10 million as of 2013. And in that same year, he released his album Yeezus, which, while not a big seller itself, inspired The Yeezus Tour, which was one of the highest-grossing of 2013. It made $25 million from just 18 dates, so it seems like Kanye could make that $53 million back with a Life of Pablo tour. Even just 36 tour dates should net him around $50 million, based on the example of Yeezus, and he could then ask for the other $3 million from Kim Kardashian, who I'm pretty sure gets that amount of money every time someone downloads her app. (No, but seriously, Kardashian has a rumored net worth of $85 million, so I'm pretty sure she could swing it.) Or Kanye could just wait for his mansion to sell. That $20 million price tag should put a serious dent in whatever debt he's carrying. If any.
At the end of the day, I have no idea whether to believe West or not. I don't know his life. What I do know is that if he is in debt, asking Mark Zuckerberg to float him a cool billion just months after buying Kim Kardashian 150 Christmas presents isn't the most socially aware move. Just a thought.
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I refuse to believe he actually is in debt
Why is that?
People with money have debt all the time.
Think of millionaire lawyers/doctors that still have student loan debts & mortgage debts. Ditto entrepreneurs and other business professionals.
His debt is likely of the good debt variety. Seems to me some of his business ventures haven't panned out the way he thought they would.
Going back to the Sway interview, he expressed frustration with fashion houses not lending him their support. He's likely lost a ton of money trying his hand as a designer.
He's not a good fashion designer. Keen eye for fashion, actually designing his own ****? Not so much.
Point is that he probably has a ton of money in the bank. More than his debt. But he doesn't want to wipe away his debt using his own money, at least not in one shot.
Like most people with money...
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Same math he used when Wiz supposedly lost 2 million twitter followers.
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I think Pastelle was dropped as a combination of the VMA thing + his tastes changing. He don't even wear that bright Bape/BBC type **** no more.
Pastelle had some cool pieces though. He can get some money out of me to help his debt out if he ever drops this.
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That new/old version of wolves is straight piffery
