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THE WEIRD KANYE INTERVIEW ANSWERS

 

THE WEIRD KANYE INTERVIEW ANSWERS - Recreated! Never saw them? Here!

So we all know that Hip Hop Mogul who is now a Christian Kanye West, is one of the most difficult people to handle during an interview? And if you manage, he will give you the unexpected-expected answers that will crack you up?

So one day, Vogue Magazine was doing their 73 questions with Kanye's wife Kim in their palatial home - and they would drop a few questions to him and of course, he would answer what he wanted...
Below is a recollection of what viewers made of the interview -

Interviewer: Kanye what's the best thing about being black?
Kanye: The Color

Vogue: What is the story behind this house?
Kanye: It was built

Interviewer: Kanye, what’s the best part about being alive?
Kanye: Not being dead.

Interviewer: So Kanye what’s the best part about showering?
Kanye: The water

Hey Kanye, what's the best thing about your kids?
Kanye: Their dad

Interviewer: “Kanye what’s the best part about being a dad
Kanye: The kids

Interviewer: Kanye, what's your favorite thing about your wife?
Kanye: Her husband

Interviewer: What is the best thing about your name?
Kanye: The letters

Interviewer: Kanye, what's the best part about sleeping?
Kanye: The bed

Interviewer: Kanye, what’s your favorite thing about being rich
Kanye: The money

Interviewer: What’s the best thing about Kim?
Kanye: She’s a woman

Kanye is not of this Earth😅

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