More Kanye Drama/Saga

1. Kanye Says He's $53 Million in Debt

Aside from promoting his SNL performance and the release of new album The Life of Pablo on Twitter this weekend, Kanye West also said that he is $53 million in debt.

The rapper tweeted about his personal finances just before taking the SNL stage on Saturday (Feb. 13), asking his followers to “pray we overcome.” He then performed "Ultra Light Beams" (with Chance the Rapper, Kirk Franklin, The-Dream, Kelly Price and a gospel choir) and "High Lights” (with Young Thug, The-Dream, Price and El DeBarge).

Following the appearance, he dropped The Life of Pablo on his website and on Tidal. As of Sunday (Feb. 14), however, the album is available only on Tidal. West took to Twitter again on Sunday to plead that his 18 million Twitter followers subscribe to Tidal if they want hear the new release, as he “decided to not sell my album for another week.”

West also used the social media platform to publicly call out Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, asking him to invest $1 billion in his work “after realizing he is the greatest living artist and greatest artist of all time.” - Billboard

See his series of tweets below.

2. KANYE WEST: Crew Ordered to Keep Mouths Shut

Kanye West drew up a long list of rules for his Yeezy Season 3 fashion models which included instructions on how to walk, where to look and how to behave. But his most important rule is one that his entire crew will have to follow for the rest of their lives.

TMZ obtained a document that Kanye had everyone in his crew sign agreeing to keep their mouths shut about anything they saw or heard about "all members of the Kardashian, Jenner and West families."

The document states that spilling the beans will result in a penalty of "not less than ten million dollars." The agreement is supposedly in place for "the life of the artist plus ten years, or fifty years, whichever is longer."

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