When Yeezy premiers a film, it’s safe to assume he’s not going to gather some people inside an auditorium and hit the lights. Why do that when you can commission a massive pyramid to house a seven-screen cinematic palace?
Remember when Kanye went on an epic rant back in January about his new technology-fuelled initiative DONDA? Remember the talk of his quasi-sci-fi short film set in 2016, which would be projected onto seven screens? Yeah, he wasn’t lying. It’s happening, and it’ll see the light of day next week.
Everyone’s chattering about Whodat.biz, the new site from Kanye West’s insane tech startup Donda. By everybody, I mean The Washington Post and Twitter, which went bezerker over it, and, well, us. But Whodat.biz? Oh come on, now. If this ain’t a hoax, I’ll eat Kanye’s doo-doo.
Earlier this year, Kanye West went on an epic Twitter berserker barrage that was so insane it promised to revolutionise tech, architecture, education and everything in between. Apparently, his first project with his new start up, Donda Media, popped up in beta last night and it’s… uhh… what the hell, Kanye? Update: It’s a fake.
Like a Mount Vesuvius covered in Louis Vuitton, Kanye West just ended his Twitter dormancy with an enormous late night rant. The subject? Not Taylor Swift, but tech, architecture, education — the list goes on. He’s assembling a superteam.
The reality of any concert today is that your vision is probably going to be locked by hundreds (or thousands) of arseholes holding up cameras and phones to capture an event they’re already attending IRL. Fine. But with an iPad?
Kanye West, long-time ruler of the internet, has been given a proper tribute in the web’s most gorgeous artistic medium – the animated GIF. This (mildly NSFW) video, by WE ARE FROM L.A., turns old files into… power.
