Are you ready to glow in the dark? Crash landed alone on an unknown planet for the entirety of his Glow in the Dark set with huge space scapes behind him, Kanye West takes you on a musical and visual odyssey that no antihero has taken you on before. This deluxe volume represents another leg of that voyage, giving you a gorgeous photographic ride through West’s life, both on and offstage, as well as into the intimate technologies of his creative process with top visual artists of today. With a CD including previously unreleased instrumentals from the show as well as an interview with tour collaborator Spike Jonze, the book is not only a memento of one of the most successful musical performances of the year, but it is also an experience all its own.
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The movie was obviously vision of what life is like from Kanye’s perspective. His vision for art is second to none in the rap game right now. I think he was sayin whatever was “inside” of him at one point, is now dead and gone. Hence, the knife and death of whatever that “was” inside of him. I think its fair to say, this movie was a metaphor for a change in Kanye’s life.
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The pics are from Kanye West upcoming book, “Through the Wire: Lyrics & Illuminations,” which releases November 10th.

This is a rare partnership between two geniuses at the top of their crafts — Kanye West, who was named “the smartest man in hip-hop” by Time magazine, and Bill Plympton, an Academy Award-nominated animator, cartoonist, and illustrator.

Through the Wire is a graphic memoir that illustrates the lyrics of twelve Kanye West songs to tell his story, from his decision to drop out of college to pursue his dreams in music, through his days spent folding chinos at the Gap while struggling at night to make a name as a producer, through the pivotal car accident that eventually set him on the course to stardom and the epiphany of realizing exactly who he had become:
“…They say people in your life are like seasons, And anything that happens is for a reason…”

Plympton illustrates each of the songs in detail, his vision of Kanye’s world. The songs are annotated with explanations of the references in the songs, biographical components that illuminate the lyrics, and their meaning on a deeply personal level. The result is a one-of-a-kind book that initially grabs you and stays with you forever.

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3 spots left people! who do you thinks gonna fill the top 3 ,and in what order?

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Somebody give Marbury a job damn lol.

Get your tickets from Ticketmaster.

Video was boring to me, what you think? Lil Wayne part looked like it was taped during the Always Strapped video lol.

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