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I work for an awesome company that makes news videos. I have put my life into this job, but my boss says quantity, speed and views are what is most important. 

I believe it's more important to focus on the quality of the content. When you learn to improve this, the views will come. Here is a little video I made explaining my feelings.

Definitely an interesting interview. He seems really passionate about his work and what he is doing. Definitely marching to his own beat and doing what he wants to do. You may not agree with him, but you can't fault h for that.

Kanye is basically saying how he's being kept down artistically by corporations or (illuminati) just so they can push a certain image, make money, and control us. ALSO he is the only one doing himself and raising the bar. Artists used to make music because it expressed themselves, and now they're told what not to do, until they cant even make what they truly want, and then theyre just faces to a product. And all songs on the radio are the same, we're told what to like!

Coming from the perspective of an artist, your attitude is that of someone who is empowered by their creative ability. That creative ability is actually something that everyone has access to, depending on their mental outlook. A lot of art education is informing people that they are capable of creating something. So to say something like "I am a God" is not so absurd, it is the opposite of the oppression of religion/power/control structure of the last XXX amount of years.

Im so glad he did this interview with the BBC, for those of you who aren't british/english, the BBC does NOT rely on sponsors, it's paid for by the general public so they don't have to pander to sponsors and Kanye could let rip with this 50 minute speech of pure amazingness which I've created into a playlist so I can watch it over, and over, and over. Because if Kanye was understood and listened to by more, this world would be full of people achieving happiness

Kanye West on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Kanye West is real. What he said has every bit of truth to it. Its just the narrow-minded people who can't see it. and the Kanye haters from his previous antics that want to define Kanye based of that. He made it to the top years ago, but he continues to strive for more and wants to go beyond music to leave his impact. It's his PASSION to do something meaningful that we haven't seen ever from someone. He doesn't have a big ego - he is simply saying it how it is for him and what he wants to do.

Kanye West on Jimmy Kimmel Live. It may seem like Kanye is ranting, but if you focus on the msg instead of the way he's delivering it you'll hear what he's truly saying. And what he's addressing is true about societal issues like class structure and the concept of old money vs new money. These issues are hidden and only ppl who went high enough to try to overcome them would know how hard it is. Kanye is a creative guy and here he's saying he's frustrated that his creative landscape is restricted because of who he is.

Kanye West on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Im really glad he sorted it out and I hope he chills more about the media and starts to enjoy his life as a family man. I love his music his passion "hey mama" is a great song always reminds me that he is human and he hurts especially when he lost his mum, either way it is alot to deal with and I think jimmy is great for telling him he is a nice guy and very kind to others. We all f*k up at some point but we dont have to do it in public like celebs. Peace in the world & one love.

Kanye West on Jimmy Kimmel Live. What he said at the end was so real. I mean he's very egotistical & arrogant but he is a musical genius. His art shows that.He's being himself & not hurting anyone. Everyone makes mistakes and he admits. People are always trying to find reasons to hate someone they don't even know personally but through media's way of portrayal. "Oh let me hate on this guy cuz he called himself a creative genius (who he actually is) oh what a douchebag" like what has he done to YOU personally? Spread peace.

Kanye West on Jimmy Kimmel Live. I do get what Kanye is saying and at times he does bring up good points especially in this interview, but then he manages to to bring up irrelevant crap into the picture which just destroys his message. He has so many thing on his mind but doesn't know when to give the answer when asked especially since this whole thing started of a spoof video.

Kanye West on Jimmy Kimmel Live. I obviously don't know him, but I'm a big fan because I like how he's pretty emotional in his music, he cares about issues, brings up issues, he's very intelligent, but he's shy without the mic or recording studio. Without the mic, he's able to be humble and talk about real shit. That's just why I like him and see of him. But I do understand he can be a little cocky, but who isn't. People just blow that characteristic way out of proportion because they have nothing else better to think of.