Just hours before Kanye West was set to perform in Boston for his “Yeezus” tour, the Chicago native decided to pay students over at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design a surprise visit. After making his way to the lecture hall, the rapper took the opportunity to address the students as part of his DONDA Design Lecture Series and was kind enough to give out 300 free tickets to his show. Ye’s new baby mama, Kim Kardashian, was also in attendance to support the GOOD Music head honcho.
2 Chainz links up with The L.A. Leakers over at Power 106 and discusses the inspiration behind his DONDA designed B.O.A.T.S. II: Me Time LP artwork and his use of symbols. The G.O.O.D. Music artist also shares his motivation behind being a tastemaker and lets fans know that white and gold is the new color combination to follow until further notice. Check out what Chainz had to say below.
Kanye West just took to his twitter to reveal the DONDA inspired cover artwork for Pusha T’s upcoming My Name Is My Name LP. Designed by Joe Perez, the album features two simple variations both featured in black and white. Sporting nothing but a functional bar code and a parental advisory label, the first option gives fans an interactive option by being able to scan the bar code with a mobile phone and place a pre-order. For the second cover, an interesting photo of Pusha T blacked out and resembling the image of a silhouette graces the front as the G.O.O.D. Music MC stares at the sky. Look out for My Name Is My Name to drop on October 8.
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