Kanye West urinates on his Grammy award!

 Kanye West urinates on his Grammy award!
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Kanye West's tweetstorm has yet started and it includes a video of him and one of his Grammy awards amidst his growing frustration towards the music industry.

Uh-oh! The famous rapper, Kanye West, 43, stunned his fans again, as he posted a video of him urinating on one of his Grammy awards! His behavior seemed to be the climax of his desire to be out from the contract with his publisher, Universal Music Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing, and his label. “Trust me… I WON’T STOP” he captioned the shocking video. In a now-deleted tweet, which was originally posted on Monday, he announced that he won't be releasing any music until he gets what he wants. He even compared the music industry to “modern-day slavery.” (See the video below)

Trust me ... I WONT STOP pic.twitter.com/RmVkqrSa4F

— ye (@kanyewest) September 16, 2020

Of course, he did receive tons of hate comments for posting the video clip. The songwriter of legendary songs “How Do I Live” and “I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing”, Diane Warren wrote, “How vile and disrespectful of U, This was given to U by your peers out of respect for your work and U r literally pissing on them. I’ve won one Grammy and I’m forever grateful and humbled that my peers found me worthy of it.”

Bono can I get a retweet Love you Paul can I get a retweet love you Drake Kendrick even Taylor We need you right noooooow ⛷

— ye (@kanyewest) September 16, 2020

Ye even called out his longtime enemy Taylor Swift and other musicians like Bono, Drake, Kendrick Lamar to help him in his cause. “we need you right noooooow” the rapper wrote after he promised that “ALL THE MUSICIANS WILL BE FREE”. Taylor also had her music battle with Scott Borchetta, former Big Machine Records label head, when the news leaked that he sold Taylor's master to Scooter Braun and The Carlyle Group.

Kanye started his tweetstorm attacking the music industry earlier this week saying that the artists had no power as the record labels own all their work. “In the streaming world master ownership is everything… that is the bulk of the income … in COVID artist need our masters,” he wrote. “Artists are starving without tours … Ima go get our masters … for all artists … pray for me.”