People of the iPhone: Anti-Semetic Man

Foreign Man

Hollywood Man

 “I believe “ye” is the most commonly used word in the Bible, and in the Bible it means 'you,'” Ye said. “So I'm you, I'm us, it's us. It went from Kanye, which means the only one, to just Ye – just being a reflection of our good, our bad, our confused, everything.”

The most important thing Ye highlighted in his Alex Jones interview was the transition in popular culture from “I’m black and I’m proud” to “I’m a n*****, I’m a b****”.  

Popular culture told Ye he was an “anti-semite”, so he simply did the next logical thing:  

“I am an anti-semite”.

He is sacrificing his entire body of work to wake people up to the language of identity that popular culture made his people accept.

This is no n****, man.  He aint no b****, man.

This is Anti-Semetic Man.

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The Tenser

It’s time to listen

“Tenser is really an avatar, a template or model of the artist who is actually giving everything he could give, opening himself up and giving what is the deepest, most intimate part of himself hidden inside. He’s offering it up to his audience and therefore being incredibly vulnerable to ridicule, to rejection, to misunderstanding, to anger. And to me, that is the model of a true passionate artist.”

It takes over the form, the shape of the ***** itself.  It really, in a sense, dominates it, reshapes it.  It’s not just parasitic, although I suppose, in a sense, it is that too.  It seems to take meaning away from the *****.  Takes the process of meaning for itself.  

It breaks the spell, so to speak.