Kanye Celebrates His Future On Stage In New York


Kanye West’s forthcoming album has a title and release date: 808s and Heartbreak will be out Dec. 16. Perhaps in honor of that bit of business being cleared up, he surprised a crowd at New York’s Knitting Factory last night, where he performed a few old tracks and two new ones, including the VMA-debuted “Love Lockdown.” (Video above.) [YouTube / Nah Right]

 

  • Michaelangelo Matos

    awww, too bad about Good Ass Job, the "fourth part of the quadrilogy," biting the dust.

  • Chris Molanphy

    @Michaelangelo Matos: I'm relieved he dropped the theme. Then when the fourth album becomes his first to suck, we can distinguish it from "the canon."


    (Go ahead and prove me wrong, Kanye!)

  • loudersoft

    I think Kanye's going to own all of us again when this record drops.

  • silkyjumbo

    @Chris Molanphy: yeah, but the idea of Kanye rapping about office politics and break times was intriguing...

  • Dan Gibson

    @Michaelangelo Matos: I liked the continuing theme of the titles, but as far as I'm concerned _808s and Heartbreak_ might be an improvement.


    The album might still be awful, but the title's cool, at least.

  • DeeW

    He releases ore albums than DMX in the 90s. Seriously, Kanye, you're "super talented". We know. Take a break!

  • Anonymous

    Here's what I think about the title: I'm glad Maura didn't put that poorly used apostrophe in it that other sites are insisting on including. Don't give in too bad grammar!

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