Kanye finally got rid of weird masks and showed his new haircut
Controversial rapper Kanye West wore horrific masks through the city for a while, and now he has taken them off and shown the catastrophe that lay beneath them.
American rapper Kanye West has been frequent news in the world media for the last few weeks.
Namely, he was recently a guest at the wedding of Géraldine Guyot and Alexandre Arnault in Italy, and when he was on his way to the airport in Venice to return to the US, the paparazzi photographed him with a horrible mask on his face.
Even then, many began to suspect that this was all his big marketing stunt, which he was carrying out with his legal wife Kim Kardashian, and his next appearance only confirmed that. Namely, he walked through New York in a new mask under which he was practically unrecognizable. He was wearing a black hat, headphones, Balenciaga's black leather jacket, jeans, and rubber boots.
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And while his fans were already preparing for the whole set of masks, the controversial rapper showed what was underneath the whole time. Namely, he posted a new hairstyle on Instagram that looks like someone was randomly running a shaver over his head.
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In addition, it’s equally strange that the rapper recently legally changed his name to Ye after a Los Angeles judge granted his request. In August this year, he submitted a request to change his name, citing 'personal reasons'.
He announced the change in 2018 when he posted it on his Twitter, and in the same year he released the album 'Ye'. This word is the archaic form of the second person plural (vi) in English.
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‘I believe‘ ye ’is the most commonly used word in the Bible,’ the rapper said in a 2018 interview. 'In the Bible it means you. So I'm you. So am I. That's us. I am Kanye, which means the only one, and I have become only Ye, just a reflection of our good, our bad, our confused - everything. It is more a reflection of who we are as beings, ' he said.
By: Helen B.
