And just like that, Kanye West has turned the corner.
It isn’t just that James Franco and Seth Rogen have mocked his outrageously terrible music video, “Bound 2,” with a shot for shot remake starring themselves, but that’s certainly the last straw.
Kanye has had untouchable status for a while now — “South Park” poked at him and his temper a little bit, but now people are full-on rolling their eyes. A terrible music video for a terrible song costarring corny Kim Kardashian?
According to the “Klima Scale of Celebrity Descent” first mentioned during the beginning stages of Justin Bieber’s breakdown, Kanye has created a new niche somewhere between drug photo and missing concerts — the overly artsy and terrible “personal performance” piece. You had to know that somewhere, some record exec begged Kanye not to make this and he was like, “This will be the greatest and most emotionally powerful thing I have ever done. This video will be my ‘Apocalypse Now.’ No, f**k it, it will be my ‘Rudy.’”
Ah, Kanye you used to be cool. We’ll be waiting for your Disney channel music video.
Here’s more Kanye shit:
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[…] Seth Rogen gave a stirring and personal speech yesterday on the devastating effects of Alzheimer’s. His mother-in-law is afflicted with it and he got to witness as she succumbed to the disease in her mid-50s. Too bad only a cursory couple of politicians stuck around to hear his speech. A wide shot of the congressional chambers taken during the speech yesterday reveal that the space Rogen is addressing is nearly empty. […]