Kanye’s misconduct is recorded in Docu, Rapper’s lisp speech & producers have stopped filming at various points to maintain his reputation

Kanye West

Kanye’s misconduct is recorded in Docu, Rapper’s lisp speech & producers have stopped filming at various points to maintain his reputation

Kanye West’s Weird behavior was caught on camera.

Rap icon Kanye West crept back to social media to politely ask Netflix to let him “take control of his picture” last week.

Although his documentary, Jen-Yuhs, won’t hit the public until February, it debuted at the Sundance Film Festival. Some of the reviews by the critics can provide insight into the By Kanye request, AllHipHop speak.

Some reports have marked a shot as okay By Kanye “harassment. One editor wrote:

“At various points, the filmmakers even chose to stop filming West when he started shooting in order to preserve the reputation of their friends — like a surreal scene in the Dominican Republic, where, in During a secret meeting with a pair of shady-looking real estate developers, West continues to bring the conversation back to his 5150 mental asylum. They decided to put the camera down after he randomly compared the shot back to the Taylor Swift being pulled by a horse.”

One writer published a work on the same scene:

“Obviously when the movie was about Ye’s medication slowed his speech – his voice sounded deeper and more intentional – and [director Clarence Simmons] Be aware of and respect your friend’s challenges. A 2020 meeting with real estate friends in the Dominican Republic turns into a conversation, even though Ye tells them, “I took my bipolar medication last night to have a normal conversation. often.” But the rapper’s speech became so scattered, Simmons stopped filming.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPDAbEVCTU

Another editor wrote:

“In conversation with a group of real estate investors, West said, “I took (taken) bipolar medicine last night to have a casual conversation and turn the aliens into English. I can’t communicate in a way that people understand in public because that’s just the truth and we’re in a world of lies. ‘ Moments later, Simmons admitted that he was annoying enough, as a friend, to turn off the camera.

By Kanye longtime friends and collaborators, Clarence Simmons and Chike Ozah, in production documentary. The couple, better known as “Coodie and Chike,” told a source that Kanye “no control” over the project. They also said that he hadn’t seen the movie at the time of their interview.

Simmons, whose name is written in the reviews, believed that Kanye will be satisfied with 3 small document sections.

“A lot of things happen [in jeen-yuhs] both the good and the bad that he has to face and it will [to] Be strong when he finally gets to see the movies. “

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