Is the Jimmy Kimmel-Kanye West feud real or fake? That's for readers to decide.
But one thing is certain: it's ongoing!
Following last night's Twitter tirade against Kimmel, West took to the social media site again today and once again laid the written smackdown on the talk show host.
Kanye wrote that the subtle message of the comedian's parody of his BBC Radio interview this week was to “keep people in a box."
West then linked to a Slate article that called Kimmel’s skit “ignorant and stupid" and proceeded to recount the words of Jibril Durimel, a fashion and brand consultant.
The rapper quotes Durimel as saying: “Finally someone speaks some inspirational and real words that haven’t been exposed in a while and [Jimmy Kimmel] comes out with this.
"It’s simple, mediocre dreamers think this is humorous but all Kanye is pretty much saying in the interview is to dream to be the best… But then he’s made out to be ridiculous for wanting to be at an even higher level of self confidence.â€
In the Q&A, Kanye says he is the number-one rock star on the planet and also gives thanks for Kim Kardashian.
Per Durimel once again, West Tweeted: “Jimmy K. is the EVIL guy trying to keep people in a box and not want more out of themselves. He does this by making fun of real dreamers.â€
Strong words, indeed. Makes us think this beef may be legitimate.
If so, whose side are you on?
