Kanye West News: Rapper Reported Not To Give Proper Credits To Music Producer For The Life Of Pablo
Kanye West's most recent album, Life of Pablo, met recent controversy when a Scottish music producer known as Hudson Mohawke alluded on Twitter that the rapper did not give him proper credit and thus would like to retaliate for what he did.
In a report, the music producer talked to Twitter that he is about to release unreleased Kanye West tracks that may demean Ye's music reputation as the latter give him 'zero' for his services.
"Mannn so tired of making careers for ppl who take my work n add 1 hi hat n take all the credit...exhausting shit[...]Actually since being asked so many times 'wats your advice to upcoming producers'[...]Mainstream rappers have less business sense than ur mum[...] Love a little wind up for u cuntos, keeps u on your toes heh [...] Til the day someone actually does thief my laptop n get 3 albums worth of gold," the 30-year old music producer said.
Hudson Mohawke is said to be one of the producers that the rapper worked with in tracks like Famous' 'Freestyle 4' and 'FML.' These are tracks that are in the 38-year old hit maker and Drake's album.
Kanye West is yet to comment on the issue and has not made any statements about it yet.
Kanye released The Life of Pablo last month together with his launching of his third Yeezy collection at the New York's Madison Square Garden. The whole event can be seen via live streaming. The album is formally released on February 15 giving exclusive rights to Tidal.
Despite the release, the rapper hinted that he is still working on the tracks and that his album will never be on sale and that CDs are dead.
On March 12, Ye announced that he will be releasing three more albums this year.
"No more fashion calendar... I'm going Mad Max... 6 collections a year...3 albums a year," he tweeted.
This week, musician-fashion entrepreneur always aired his opinion on fashion in a series of tweets.
"I like T-shirts and women in yoga pants."
"I don't personally like suit jackets anymore."
"I especially hate suit jackets on women... that was a groundbreaking idea 5 million years ago!"
Meanwhile, Kanye West revealed this week that Justin Bieber's recent track, 'What Do U Mean' fits his tastes.
