Company Willing to Pay $1 Millon for Alleged Kanye West Sex Tape

A few days ago, we heard reports that there’s an alleged sex tape of Kanye Omari West, that may see the light of day. According to reports, the flick is 20 minutes, clearly shows Ye and a woman (she goes by the name of Monyy Monyy aka Mony Mon and she’s a video girl) who is reportedly 18 years old. Fast forward to the present day and according to Allhiphop.com, offers have been pouring for entities interested in purchasing the flick. Popular porn site, Sex.com is offering $1 million dollars for the exclusive look of our beloved Yeezy. Here’s why reps from Sex.com are willing to spend so much doe:
“Kanye West is an artist, one of the world’s biggest stars, and ultimately a sex symbol which is why the curiosity of the public cannot go on. By making a Kanye West sex-tape public, Sex.com feels that he and current girlfriend Kim Kardashian will become the first celebrity sex-tape power couple. They will be the epitome of Western tabloid culture.”
But how much will the public have to pay to see it? Either way once the hype dies down it will surely be available for free just like Kim and Ray J’s–maybe. Anywho, stay tuned.
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