Kanye West shares preview of new song ‘Believe What I Say’

Kourtney Kardashian is throwing her weight behind brother-in-law Kanye West in the 2020 election. The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star, 40, voiced her support for his presidential campaign publicly for the first time, posing in a “Vote Kanye” baseball cap on Instagram. She tagged Kanye in the October 15 Instagram Story, sharing a link to his campaign merch store.

Kanye West‘s celebrations over what he believed to be early gains made by his presidential campaign in the US state of Kentucky have been cut short after the set of early election results he shared online was confirmed to be invalid.The rapper and producer is running for President in next month’s election, but is only named on the ballot in 11 states — Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Utah and Vermont — meaning that it is virtually impossible

Kanye West's bid for the presidency is widely regarded as a spoiler campaign helmed by Republican operatives to siphon enough votes from Democratic nominee Joe Biden to tilt a close election in favor of President Donald Trump. Polls have shown West's presence to have had a negligible impact on the race, but he is still on the ballot in over a dozen states.

Kanye West shared a video of himself holding a ‘Vote Kanye’ hat over Kamala Harris’ head while he was watching her on TV during last night’s vice presidential debate (October 7).West, who is running for president in next month’s US election, was one of those tuned into last night’s debate between Harris and Vice President Mike Pence.The rapper and producer took the chance during the debate to plug his own stuttering campaign on Twitter, sharing a short video of himself holding a ‘Vote Kanye’ hat

Kim Kardashian confessed the fear she felt taking care of her husband Kanye West, as he battled the deadly coronavirus earlier this year, “Kanye had it way at the beginning, when nobody really knew what was going on.” The 39-year-old reality star opened up about their experience with COVID-19 and how “scary and unknown” it was, especially because she was the only one who could manage to look after him, “changing his sheets with gloves and a face shield was really a scary time,” referring to the

Kim Kardashian West is thankful for her family.

Kim Kardashian shared adorable snapshots of her sweet little family on Tuesday.

Family over everything. Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are spending quality time bonding with their brood. The Skims founder, 39, took to both Twitter and Instagram on September 29 to share a collection of photos from the family’s latest adventure. While it’s unclear where the outdoor snaps were taken, the couple’s kids — North, 7, Saint, 4, Chicago, 2, and 1-year-old Psalm West — looked happier than ever.

Kim Kardashian took a moment to praise her family of six on Tuesday, September 29.“How did I get so lucky?!?!?!” the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, 39, captioned an Instagram slideshow featuring North, 7, Saint, 4, Chicago, 2, and Psalm, 16 months, messing around.In one of the sweet shots, Kardashian’s husband, Kanye West, knelt beside their little ones and helped Psalm stand.“I mean, they are so beautiful!!!” Khloé Kardashian commented on the social media upload.

Over the weekend, Kanye West tweeted out a 40-second snippet of a new song titled “BELIEVE WHAT I SAY.” The song, West’s first piece of new music since launching a campaign attempting to regain control of his masters from Universal Music Group, samples Lauryn Hill’s “Doo-Wop (That Thing)”. A day after West tweeted the snippet, Travis Scott proceeded to play it on .WAV Radio, his Apple Music 1 show with Chase B.

Television host Wendy Williams wants reality TV star and makeup mogul Kim Kardashian and Kanye West to get a divorce and she’s not afraid to share her opinion.

Kanye West has shared a snippet of a new song called "Believe What I Say." The rapper and presidential hopeful took to Twitter on Saturday to post a 38-second clip of the track, which samples Lauryn Hill's 1998 hit "Doo Wop (That Thing)." The tweet was accompanied by a video shot on a boat. “You ask him to feel protected/ And still feel protected,” West raps on the song.

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