Kanye West says God told him to crash Taylor Swift’s MTV VMAs speech

Kanye West announces he wants to help future musicians as well as producers, now that the controversial rapper posted a manifesto that would give “fair play” to the music industry, as one of his attempts to be released and seek freedom against executives at Sony and Universal, buying back his masters and possibly change the restrictive contract in which he is involved.The 43-year-old singer turned entrepreneur shared on Twitter about the possibility of helping artists that are in the same

 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.

Kanye West, 43, has been spending the past two days in an all out Twitter binge that has primarily been focused on his frustrations with the music industry and desire to be released from his recording contract with Universal Music Group. He took things to the absolute extreme by actually posting a clip of him urinating on one of his Grammy awards that sat inside a toilet (see video HERE). “Trust me… I WON’T STOP” he captioned the footage which left millions in disbelief and shock.

“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.

Kanye West says he has no plans to make any more music, at least until he is freed from his current contracts. The presidential hopeful, who failed to release a new album titled "Donda" earlier this summer, made the announcement in a series of tweets Monday night while also throwing shade at rappers J.

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

It has been 11 years since Kanye West jumped onstage and demanded that Taylor Swift‘s Best Female Video award at the MTV VMAs go to Beyoncé instead. He now claims that God was the one who had him seated in the front row, which gave him immediate access to act upon his impulse to interrupt Taylor’s big moment on live TV. He also claims that he’d never heard of Taylor, and that it was outrageous how she could have beat Bey and her “Single Ladies” video.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Rapper Kanye West has sued the West Virginia Secretary of State's Office after being told his bid to get on the ballot for president came up short on qualified signatures.Secretary of State Mac Warner’s office told news outlets last month that West needed 7,144 signatures from registered voters in West Virginia.