Great Moment In Black History: Kanye West

Kanye West has always been know for speaking his mind like a 3 year old child. He even said so himself on his song, "Diamonds From Sierra Leone" off his Late Registration album but that's part of his appeal. To be so passionate about your beliefs and to be unapologetically yourself is what we should all aspire to be.

Anyone who remembers Hurrican Katrina knows how destructive it was. One of the biggest natural disasters the U.S. experienced. If you can't grasp how bad it was just know, Katrina did more damage than Brittany Spears music.... Yeah, that bad my dude.

Katrina did so much damage that celebrities had to have a fundraiser to help out because you know the U.S. government is slow and incompetent like a 40 year old who still hangs in the club instead of taking care of their kids. So when the celebrities came in like real life superheroes to help save the day it was sight to behold. Not as good as looking at Beyonce but close enough.

Kanye was sharing the screen with the dude who plays Austin Powers, he has a government name but it ain't important. Looking at Kanye on the TV, you could see that something wasn't right, like somebody ate his leftover chinese food. Something inside of him was building. He tried his best to fight it but he couldn't contain it. The words "George Bush doesn't care about Black people," forced themselves out like diarrhea on LIVE national TV. If Austin Powers was in character and not in his government form, he probably could have averted the situation. He could have had a bunch of pretty women come into the frame and start dancing, while he says, "Yes, baby yes!!! Shag me baby!!! Hahahaha."

*That would of made it a dope moment in white history then.*

Unfortunately, Austin didn't. He just stood there confused looking at Kanye like a math problem.