Kayne West is many things: a rapper, a husband, a father, a self-proclaimed genius, Yeezus, and now, potentially the next President of the United States.
If there was ever a time to learn about this strange yet magical man, the time is now, that is for sure.
Here are 10+ wild facts about Kayne West that fans didn't know.
In his late mother's book, Raising Kanye: Life Lessons from the Mother of a Hip-Hop Superstar, Donda West revealed that her job required her and Kanye to relocate to Nanjing in China in the 1980s.
Get this: he wrote it when he was just 12!
In her book, Donda wrote that she paid for the $25 per hour studio sessions to have it recorded. She even referred to her son's first song as "akin to Picasso."
This was especially hard for Kayne, who was always so close to his mother.
She reportedly died due to complications from surgeries. She had undergone a breast reduction, liposuction, and a tummy-tuck.
"I was living my dream making beats for Jay-Z and also working on my raps," he said during The Late Late Show With James Corden's first-ever "Airpool Karaoke."
He told himself to "breathe in this moment" since he knew it would be the last time he could walk around in public without being recognized.
Appropriately titled, "Jesus Is King," the album was a strong testament to the rapper's faith.
“God’s always had a plan for me and he wanted to use me," he said in an interview with James Corden.
Songs on the album include "Follow God," "Jesus Is Lord," and "Closed on Sunday."
While North loves to experiment with fashion, hair, and makeup, those days are over.
The reason why? He "feels differently" now that he's Christian.
"I think and feel differently now, now that I'm Christian, now that I'm founder of a three billion dollar organization and married for five years."
Every Sunday since January 2019, the rapper has hosted a Sunday Service, which focuses heavily on music.
The location for this changes weekly, with past services being held at Kayne's house and in Los Angeles.
Kayne and the fashion designer dated on-and-off between the years of 2002 and 2008. At one point, they were even engaged.
"It's always sad when things like this end, and we remain friends," Alexis told People after they called off their engagement.
Since Kayne is known to turn pain into music, their breakup inspired songs on his "808s & Heartbreaks" album.
The then-19-year-old named Cassius Clay was simply shopping at Barney’s when Kayne came up and complimented his style.
Weeks later, Clay was working for Kayne and even dropped out of college to do so.
“I was 19 years old, never asked to be put in the spotlight, and truthfully, you know, I’m not Kanye West. I’m not a public figure. I was just a sort of private, really young person trying to do a job," he said.
He also wanted to pursue his main passion, which is art.
Forbes announced this exciting news back in April. They wrote that it took a while for the rapper to submit documentation, proving that he was, in fact, mega-rich.
But, as it turns out, he even has a little over a billion.
It was the jacket that the late singer wore when he was with Elizabeth Taylor.
Kayne won it through an auction. While it was never disclosed how much he spent, one previous jacket from Michal went for $1.8 million!
He tweeted that McDonald's was his favorite restaurant back in 2018, but he once owned the rights of 10 locations of Fatburger.
He even reportedly bought wife Kim Kardashian the rights to 10 Burger King restaurants in 2014.
The rapper announced the news fittingly on July 4.
"We must now realize the promise of America by trusting God, unifying our vision and building our future. I am running for president of the United States! #2020VISION," he wrote on Twitter.
Suffice to say, people aren't sure how to take the news that we might soon have a President Yeezus in office.
Time will tell what happens!
