He’s been called out as “misogynistic” for that lyric about Taylor, but he also references Kim’s sex tape.

Last night Kanye West FINALLY dropped his new album, The Life of Pablo, which has already been criticised as misogynistic thanks to a line about Taylor Swift.

The track "Famous" features the lyric: "I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex, I made that bitch famous."

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However, it's not just Taylor who's referenced on the album – Kanye also mentions Kim Kardashian's sex tape. ?

The lyric makes reference to Ray J's 2013 track "I Hit It First", which is a three-minute-long reminder that he slept with Kim long before Kanye, in some form of competition in which Kim is positioned as nothing more than a compliant object.

The lyric makes reference to Ray J's 2013 track "I Hit It First", which is a three-minute-long reminder that he slept with Kim long before Kanye, in some form of competition in which Kim is positioned as nothing more than a compliant object.

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Friday, February 12, 2016

Kanye West Also References Kim Kardashian's Sex Tape On His New Album

Last night Kanye West FINALLY dropped his new album, The Life of Pablo, which has already been criticised as misogynistic thanks to a line about Taylor Swift.

However, it's not just Taylor who's referenced on the album – Kanye also mentions Kim Kardashian's sex tape. ?

The lyric makes reference to Ray J's 2013 track "I Hit It First", which is a three-minute-long reminder that he slept with Kim long before Kanye, in some form of competition in which Kim is positioned as nothing more than a compliant object.

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