Kanye Says He Turned Down $100M From Apple, Won't Work With Kid Cudi Because Of Pete Davidson - Stereogum

Kanye West is the subject of Netflix’s new jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy documentary. And unsurprisingly, he made a surprise appearance at the premiere in Los Angeles last night, where he said he turned down $100 million from Apple for his recent album Donda.

“I got offered $100 million dollars by Larry Jackson to put Donda on Apple, but I ain’t ever got a meeting with Tim Cook,” Kanye said. “So it ain’t about the money. It’s about our power, and our respect, collectively.” (Kanye has been trying, unsuccessfully, to meet with Tim Cook for years.)

Kanye also spoke about cancel culture (of course), referencing DaBaby and Kobe Bryant. “I got my man DaBaby right here,” he said. “People try to cancel us. And we all run away from each other. And scatter. We be not talking to each other, not communicating. And that’s why in Black Future Month, we stood up and said we gonna stand next to each other and we ain’t gonna let each other go.”

In other Ye news, in a post on Instagram he has announced that Kid Cudi will not be on the upcoming Donda 2 because of his friendship with Kim Kardashian’s new beau Pete Davidson. “Just so everyone knows Cudi will not be on Donda because he’s friends with you know who,” he wrote.

“We all speak in Billie language now,” he added. Kanye has demanded that Billie Eilish apologize to Travis Scott after she stopped a recent show to find an inhaler for a fan who was having trouble breathing and said, “I wait for people to be OK until I keep going,” which some have interpreted as reference to Travis Scott continuing to perform while people died in the audience at his Astroworld festival last fall.

UPDATE: Kid Cudi has responded to Kanye. “Too bad I don’t wanna be on ur album u fuckin dinosaur hahaha,” he wrote in the comments. “everyone knows ive been the best thing about ur albums since i met u. Ima pray u for brother.”

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