Kanye West

Now those guys had, you know, kinda moved out of the scene.

But I, I mean, I was seeing very early Kanye West, and I remember, [laughs] I always tell this story.

In my high school newspaper I wanted to write an article about Kanye West 'cause I, like, had gotten in touch with some of his guy...

And I was like, "Yeah, I could interview this up-and-coming rapper called Kanye West." And I remember my editor being like, "No one knows who that guy is.

Nobody cares whatsoever."

Oh.

You know, kind of moved out of the scene.

But I mean, I was seeing very early Kanye West.

And I remember I always tell this story in my high school newspaper.

I want to write an article about Kanye West because I like had gotten in touch with some of his guy.

And I was like, I could interview this up and coming rapper called Kanye West.

And I remember my editor being like, no one knows who that guy is.

Nobody cares.

You weren't trash-talking him, although Tausch wants you to be.

You were at a Kanye West concert with a bunch of your teammates.

And we always talk about the importance of teammates and connectivity, but I saw you and Micah, Tyrod Taylor.

Take us to the concert.

I think I know what that is.

I think you have a whole bunch of Kanye West callers because you had him in the audience.

He attended a church service.

Yeah, but remember, I used to go on your show.

I used to come on your show a lot.

But why do you think they're following? I don't know what you mean by Kanye.

What does that have to do with what they believe?

Because me and Kanye West, we don't get along.

We get that whole thing around our decorum and blah, blah, blah.

But what about the presidential daily bulletin that he and Kanye and some others decided that they were going to just pass on? Maybe it wouldn't have happened.

Who knows? So, you know, we have to be honest with ourselves, and I'm not saying that the three of us are not, but folks have to be honest with themselves that this is purely about race, and it's about, you know, religious autonomy.

Yeah, it's about the anti-Muslim bigotry of Republicans, and that, you know, it's weird, you know, because we love to laugh on the politics bar.

Thank you all for joining us.

Yes, tonight, y'all don't know this, but tonight we will be reacting to the Kanye West Chicago concert, the one that he just recently had.

because we do that reaction.

That's going to be at 6 p.m. tomorrow, which is Friday.

And then there was me.

Make sure you tune in live tonight.

We'll be doing, I think we're doing, I think we're doing Kanye's Chicago show tonight.

Should be 6 p.m.

And you know what? We'll even give you a shot.

You either have Chance or Kanye.

Pick whichever one you want, but go ahead.

Okay.

They were old.

So, Leslie.

Chance the Rapper or Kanye, your pick.

Oh, for sure, Kanye.

Beyonce's solo career didn't start yet.

Kanye West didn't put out his first album until 2004.

And Taylor Swift didn't debut until 2006.

Crocs didn't debut until 2002.

I want to make a total right turn here.

You ready? Yeah.

We got Kanye West tickets.

Chance the Rapper tickets.

And, you know, might be one of the greatest R&B singers of all time.

Sometimes you got him and then sometimes you got Kanye.

And then sometimes, you know what I mean? Hey, do you want the music or not? All right.

Well, save it for your show.