Kanye West suggests campaign is meant to hurt Biden
Rapper Kanye West hints his presidential campaign is designed to spoil former Vice President Joe Biden’s bid to unseat President Trump; Jonathan Hunt reports.
Kanye West still has his eyes on the White House, and supporters may soon be able to sport campaign-approved clothing.
Earlier this week, the rapper tweeted three photos of branded apparel endorsing his presidential bid, sharing shots of a white T-shirt and a blue and black baseball cap with the same block-lettered logo, reading "Kanye 2020 vision.”
The rapper tweeted out three photos of branded apparel endorsing his presidential bid on Aug. 11. (Kanye West/Twitter)
One item of the campaign-approved clothing is a blue and black baseball cap, pictured. (Kanye West/Twitter)
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Page Six pointed out that the duds looked a whole lot like the signature logo of skate brand Vision Street Wear, which West apparently acknowledged in a follow-up message.
“Uuuum… yeah now what,” the 43-year-old star tweeted on Wednesday, posting a photo of Rihanna in one of the label’s lookalike shirts.
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It remains unclear if, when and where shoppers could purchase the Yeezy founder’s approved apparel, which he christened online with the caption “2020 VISION.”
A white T-shirt with a block-lettered logo reads "Kanye 2020 vision.” (Kanye West/Twitter)
In recent days, West has seemingly made amends with Kris Jenner after making explosive remarks about his mother-in-law on Twitter last month. However, the rapper’s run for the Oval Office hit a major roadblock after apparently failing to gather enough petition signatures to appear on the ballot in California, and elsewhere.
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Fox News’ Naledi Ushe and Marisa Schultz contributed to this report.
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