Kanye West Reveals The Real Reason Why He Interrupted Taylor Swift’s 2009 VMAs Speech

Kim Kardashian is said to be "deeply disappointed and sad" by her husband Kanye West's latest battles with his mental health. Kanye, 43, has once again posted a number of alarming posts of social media, including a video which supposedly showed him urinating on one of his GRAMMY awards.

 Kanye West  and Taylor Swift have a long history together. Their first time meeting was more than a decade ago, when the rapper interrupted Swift’s award acceptance speech at the MTV Video Music Awards in 2009.

Taylor Swift.«I’M GOING TO PERSONALLY SEE TO IT THAT TAYLOR SWIFT GETS HER MASTERS BACK. SCOOTER IS A CLOSE FAMILY FRIEND,» West tweeted, referencing Swift's infamous feud with A-list manager Scooter Braun over her catalogue at Big Machine Records.«CULTURE IS THE MOST POWERFUL FORCE IN HUMANITY UNDER GOD,» he continued.

Kanye West has promised to help Taylor Swift acquire control of her master recordings, as he continues to speak out against what he descries as unfair deals for artists in the music industry.

Kanye West‘s back and forth feelings toward longtime enemy Taylor Swift, 30, now has him in her corner and wanting to help her reclaim the master recordings to her first six albums. In a Sept.

“My kids gonna own my masters,” Kanye West tweeted in the early hours of Sept. 15, hours after demanding to “see everybody’s contracts at Universal [Music Group] and Sony.” It appears that Kanye, 43, wanted to make good on that promise of completely owning the rights to his music.

Taylor Swift or not, can agree on when it comes to the singer: she does try.And in her latest attempt at trying—trying to extend an olive branch, trying to bury (one of) the feuds that has trailed her for years, trying to embroider—Swift has gifted a personalized blanket to Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom’s newborn daughter, Daisy Dove Bloom. Perry posted a photograph of the pink, satin piece, which looked to be about the size of a pillowcase and was hand-embroidered by Swift herself.

Technically, Lindsay Lohan didn’t tweet anything at Taylor Swift in the early hours on Sept. 13. Lindsay, 34, just tweeted Taylor’s Twitter handle (“@taylorswift13”) from her iPhone. However, that’s all that fans needed to flip out over what this possibly could mean…outside of Lindsay trying to get Taylor, 30, to notice her. “omg is there something going to happen????” inquired the appropriately named @TaySwizzle143, while @saintlyhades was less calm about it. “WHAT IS HAPPENING.”

@TSlifestyle13, even included their dream cast for the would-be movie, which included Blake and Ryan, as well as Modern Family actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson. Ferguson shared the tweet and confirmed that he is very much available for the project, prompting Ryan to respond (and to respond perfectly, for that matter): But Bill’s heart...

After a fan made a suggestion to make Taylor Swift’s song “The Last Great American Dynasty” into a movie, the tweet quickly went viral.

A judge has barred Kanye West from appearing on the presidential ballot in Arizona, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Kanye West addressed the infamous moment at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards in which he snagged the microphone from Taylor Swift to declare that Beyonce had one of the “best videos of all time.” The rapper, mogul and presidential candidate, 43, appeared on Nick Cannon’s podcast, “Cannon Class,” where they discussed myriad issues, including abortion, politics and, of course, the unforgettable moment he stormed the stage and sparked a now decade-long feud with Swift.

Taylor Swift‘s MTV VMAs acceptance speech in 2009: God ordered him to do so.“God has a calling on all of us and he uses us in different ways,” West, 43, told Nick Cannon during an appearance on the “Cannon’s Class” podcast.The infamous incident occurred while the then-20-year-old Swift was receiving an award for best female video for “You Belong With Me.” Out of the blue, West ran up onstage and snatched the mike to shout out Beyoncé’s “Single Ladies” video, which he felt was more deserving of

Kanye West sat down with Nick Cannon for the latest episode of his podcast Cannon's Class, and throughout the 44-minute conversation, the two discussed everything from the birth control pills to the meaning of accomplishments. The rapper also discussed his ongoing presidential campaign, the importance of family and one of the issues he's most passionate about: abortion.  In case you missed it, Kanye opened up about the topic at his first-ever presidential rally in North Charleston in July.