Kanye West goes off on music producer Bob Ezrin via Twitter

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fukk every last one of you Cacs caping for this "Bob" when you never heard of him until yesterday and what he said in the article is clearly wrong.
 

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fukk up little bytch you talking all tough on the coli being an internet gangster and shyt. You a p*ssy in real life and i guarantee that ill smack the shyt outta you punk.

come see me in

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i'll slap you in your face with a beanpie fukkboy NOI fake muslim wannabe
 

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His impact made it more mainstream within hip hop itself. Most of the names you listed were never headline artists. Most of the names you listed never had the ear of pop culture. Some of them barely had the ear of hip hop fans...and yes, I'm including those who don't dig in the crates like some do here...because that's most of the people who listen to rap and hip hop. The mainstream listener.

So, they may have done many things first, but how many people, IN THE MAINSTREAM, associate those things with a Cannibus or Del the Funkee Homosapien? And by the way, who the f#ck is that anyway? My point exactly.

I don't mean to take away what they did and give to Kanye. No, read what I'm saying. I am saying that Kanye took those bits and pieces as a listener and had a much bigger impact in terms of his career and his impact on pop culture in general as an artist.

Not much different than Jay saying "you made it a hot line, I made it a hot song."

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fukk outta here
 

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fukk Pink Floyd, Kanye just as dope to OUR GENERATION.

And I love Pink Floyd. But let's their cultural relevance to me as a black man is not as powerful as Ye's.

Just cu Bob Ezrin worked with them doesn't make his opinion on HIP HOP relevant.

a white guy signs all rappers checks

white guys can speak on hip hop if they own the industry

keep living in your lil hole
 

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I understand people saying this Bob cat has no right to speak his piece on hip hop as he clearly has no knowledge of or interest in the culture. I
But did anyone in hip hop give a fukk about this review before Ye mentioned his name??

His giving this guy's opinion more weight than its worth within the culture.
 
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