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Kanye West still using twitter as therapy

by theGrio | November 10, 2010 at 10:36 AM
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Kanye West took to Twitter last night for what was either a meltdown or a long session of digital therapy.

The series of more than 20 posts began with Kanye writing, “I’ve decided to fall back a bit on interviews in order to ‘sell my album.’ I can’t come up with some magic trick to make people like me.”

The Twitter flurry seemed to stem from an appearance on the ‘Today’ show where West felt badgered by Matt Lauer in a years-later follow-up to the whole “George Bush is a racist” comment.

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