Today’s Kanye-ism…

September 8, 2010 by in Uncategorized with 1 Comment

The term Kanye-ism started from the Huffington Post. Kanye-ism is simply a sometimes ridiculous, sometimes thought-provoking, sometimes arrogant tweet from the man himself.

If you do nothing productive for the day, you must read some of our favorite international asshole’s tweets…

Today, I leave you with, “My favorite unit of measurement is ‘a shit load’. How much is a shit load exactly? I’m assuming it’s more than a piss load.”

Authored by: thejasminebrand
http://thejasminebrand.com

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