kanye west dark fantasy banned album cover

In his song “Monster,” he raps “everybody knows I’m a mother-f***ing monster,” a clear moment of self-deprecation. While on one level he is obviously referring to 50 Cent and his crew, Kanye is also referring to himself. His new song “Runaway” raises a toast to douchebags, a-holes, and scumbags.

Though Kanye has mocked the claims that he’s an Illuminati member, Kanye’s true self-his corrupt Satan-influenced character-is unleashed in his music. The day after his MTV interview, Kanye tweeted, “I’ve got a question about ‘the illuminati’…What is it exactly? And why do people think pop stars have a membership? LOL.” Later in the day, he followed up with, “Is illuminati and devil worshipping the same thing… do they have a social network that celebs can sign up for?” and “Question… can you devil worship on the new iphone? LOL!!!”

Some speculate that he is part of the Illuminati, a secret society purportedly in control of governments and large corporations which hopes to establish a New World Order. 23 after the premiere of his new video “Runaway,” he revealed to MTV that he had sold his soul to the devil. Kanye is just as corrupt as his album cover. In response, Kanye West has been not-so-slowly “leaking” his new album online free of charge.

Walmart, Best Buy, Target, and iTunes have banned “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy” due to its obscene cover, essentially disallowing the album from being sold anywhere in the U.S. Both figures’ faces are distorted and monster-like. The cover of his album says it all: a naked black man holding a green bottle (read: beer) is straddled (read: having sex) by a naked white woman with wings, fangs, and a spotted tail.

Kanye West has always been a controversial figure, but with his new album, “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy,” he’s gone too far.

Kanye west dark fantasy banned album cover