Rap-a-bye baby...Kanye up in the crib
Thursday, May 13, 2010
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You remember Kanye West, right? The guy who brought a whole new level of class to the MTV Video Music Awards? And went from being a talented artist known outside the music world for saying that George W. Bush hates black people, to Class A jerk in the 6.2 seconds it took him to steal Taylor Swift's VMA moment?
Needless to say, he's a celebrity in need of a major PR makeover. And these days, nothing says celebrity image-scrub like ... a lullaby album.
Rockabye Baby, a production company that remakes classic rock songs as lyric-less, marimba-heavy lullabies, releases its 12-track collection of Kanye tunes May 18.
Audio: Rockabye Baby covers Kanye West tunes
And if your little one seems to take to the hip-hop lifestyle, there's always this for next Christmas.
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Boycott KanyeBy MomAgainstBullys on Tuesday, November 13, 2012 Kanye is just a big bully. Parents should not condone this behavior by NOT buying his music or listening to it. If the situation was turned around on what happened at MTV, it would be called racist. That's exactly what he is...a bigot racist. Do you really want a child listening to a no class person? LET YOUR VOICE AND VOTE BE HEARD. BOYCOTT KANYE!!! |
Don't Fall For It
By PSP on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
We glorify bad behavior on a daily basis. Too many sports teams look the other way when their top performers break gun laws, too many of our politicians continue to receive pensions after being convicted of crimes, too many of our famous celebrities break narcotics laws and we forgive them for enduring all the stress of fame. I think we all need to re-examine our priorities as individuals, families, and as a nation. I am sympathetic toward helping those in need and having compassion for mistakes we all make as humans. This said, however, I dont' feel we should continue to cheer on and idolize "stars" who behave in appaling ways. It makes me rethink our society's collective intelligence when we make high drama part of everyday living. Have we all gone numb?