Kanye West He advocated selling clothes from the Yeezy Gap line in huge black construction bags that some thought were trash bags. The fashion line is inspired by “kids” and “the homeless,” according to West’s recent Instagram post, which Los Angeles Times mentioned. After mocking his perceived insensitivity, West accepted media appearances, which, as of late, had been a rarity for him. He spoke to Fox News reporter Eric Shawn saying it was “God’s plan” for him to correct the record on the network, according to quotes summed up by Shawn.
West said the point of the selling tactics was to promote a more egalitarian approach to clothing. “I’m a creator, and I’m not here to sit back and apologize for my thoughts,” West said, before repeating his frequent talking points about media efforts to put him in a box. “This is not a joke, this is not a game, this is not just a celebrity collaboration. This is my life. I am fighting for a position to be able to change clothes and give people the best design.”
The Los Angeles Times Note that Yeezy Gap items range from $40 to a $340 keychain. Prior to its launch last year, it was marketed as Affordable clothing line.
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