Kanye West is Coming to Clubhouse, What Do You Have to Say to Him?
Get ready to sell your remaining invites, because Elon Musk just announced, he has agreed to host a chat with rapper Kanye West on the burgeoning audio drop-in app, Clubhouse.
After a year of social distancing and a lack of face to face social interaction, Clubhouse exploded on the social media scene, with a huge initial following by notable Black celebrities.
Names such as 21 Savage, Meek Mill, Jason Lee of Hollywood Unlocked and more have been recurring hosts of chats and rooms on the app, but there hasn't been more excitement than the day that Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk tweeted last week that he would join the app, which resulted in a completely full room with over 5700 listeners and a flurry of "spillover" rooms that relayed the audio via another phone to anyone who wanted to listen.
In this room, Musk spoke about the future of Bitcoin, Dogecoin and more. This of course was before he invested a serious amount of money through his electric car company Tesla, into Bitcoin.
Now, the mogul has taken the public by storm by announcing that Kanye West will also be on the app.
The news has an array of fans excited, given the nature of Kanye West's rants, which we've witnessed in person, as early as the 'George Bush doesn't care about Black people,' explosion in 2005. Then came the Taylor Swift thing, the Slavery was a choice statement on TMZ thing - and I'm sure you've kept track. If not, here's a short reminder.
And given that his Presidential run in 2020 seems like so long ago, it's not even the most buzz he's had around his name within the past couple months. Because now, unfortunately, it is rumored that the "Jesus Walks" rapper is going through a divorce with reality star and mogul wife of six years, Kim Kardashian-West.
Not to mention, he's also facing an over $30 million lawsuit from various members of the Sunday Service choir.
The two have four children together; North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm.
Their marriages and births of their children were highly publicized on Kim's hit show with her family, 'Keeping up with the Kardashians.'
So with his personal life being the hot topic in pop culture today, what do you think fans will have the 'audacity' to ask or Say to Kanye in this Clubhouse room?
Also, do you have an invite yet?
Musk did admit that "the most entertaining outcome is most likely," as we know with West's antics by now.
No date or time has been set for the event - but will you tune in?
Kanye did an unlikely long form and introspective interview with popular Podcaster, Joe Rogan in 2020 during his Presidential run, if you have the time - check it out. He hasn't done something similar since his viral sit down interview with Charlamagne tha God of the Breakfast Club in 2019. The interview aired on all syndicated station within the Breakfast Club's network.
For those of us fans (or just older hip-hop fans), I'm sure you can remember Kanye's debut and introduction to the game with "Through the Wire," documenting his reconstructive jaw surgery, or the major success of "Jesus Walks," and the controversy of playing the song on commercial music television stations.
Even though it's just a feature, let's take it back to the OLD Kanye - for old times sake.