Kanye West Moved To Tears In Zane Lowe Interview

    A BBC source confirmed to NME.com that Kanye West was moved to tears in an interview with BBC Radio One host Zane Lowe, which streamed today (February 26).

    “The rapper was talking about Louise Wilson, a British professor of fashion design at Central St Martins, who passed away last year, when he succumbed to his emotions,” the NME report says. “A BBC source has confirmed to NME that the rapper says this was the first time he has cried in an interview but was happy for the segment to be kept in the edited version, which will air on BBC Radio 1 at 7pm on Thursday 26 February.”

    Kanye West has expressed his affinity for Louise Wilson in the past. In 2013, Vogue reported that Kanye invited Wilson’s students to his concert in London and shouted her out mid set.

    “It’s Louise Wilson’s birthday tonight, an inspiration.,” Kanye West said during a London performance in 2013. “Happy birthday to Louise, who taught Alexander McQueen, our friend Louise Goldin and Christopher Kane, Galliano, Phoebe Philo, Stella McCartney, and Kanye West—even though she doesn’t want me to put that on my résumé.”

    The interview will be one of Zane Lowe’s last with BBC as he announced plans to work with Apple beginning in March. Lowe will reportedly transition into iTune’s Radio service.

    “I want to thank everyone at Radio 1 – for their support and friendship,” Zane Lowe said. “The station has allowed me to share incredible music with the country’s best music fans. I’ve loved every minute of it. Exciting times lie ahead.”

    After Kanye released his most recent studio album, Yeezus, in 2013, Yeezy spoke with Zane Lowe in a highly publicized interview.

    “For me, in my life and my creativity, it’s been challenging and everything,” Kanye West says in the 2013 interview. “I was able to ascend to massive levels, to heights and never stop because of the foundation that my mother and father and grandfather laid through civil rights, what Michael Jackson did through music videos and the ground he broke. There would be no Kanye West if it wasn’t for Michael Jackson.”

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    7 thoughts on “Kanye West Moved To Tears In Zane Lowe Interview

    1. Yo I’m a creative genius, but Nike won’t pay me right to put out my new platinum-plated Yeezy dildo it’s like they just don’t get my creativity, my artistic vision and like the fashion industry is trying to keep the black man down if I was white I would be a billionaire not just a muhfuckin multi-millionaire it’s like modern day slavery

      1. I’m the Walt Disney and Steve Jobs of this music and fashion shit. One day I will be the first person to have a trillion dollar company.

      2. One day I will be the first person to have a trilli0n dolla brand and everyone will be dressed like extras from a Star Wars movie. I’m the Walt Disney and Steve J0bs fashion and music shit.

    2. of course this jokester would break down and cry over some european fashion designer that would have laughed at all his designs. just come out of the closet ye you would be much happier.

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