Kanye West Goes To Harvard

  Rapper Kanye West is a college drop-out because he had to pursue his music career in 1996 but the Yeezuz star was back in college on Sunday to give a lecture on designs, just before he hit his concert stage in Boston on Sunday night.
The Chicago State University drop-out, alongside creative director of his DONDA brand, Virgil Abloh were at the Harvard Graduate School of Design to give a joint lecture to students as part of their DONDA Design Lecture SeriesThe 33 year old former English Studies student cum rapper, was surrounded by attentive students as they listened keenly to how he has gone on to huge professional success with music and now, his latest fashion band. Meanwhile, his fiancé Kim Kardashian was part of his entourage and while she watched her hubby-to-be talk to the young lads, she could not help but visit Intagram page to gush about her pride, “My baby speaking at the Harvard Graduate School of Design” She captioned. Howver, Kanye’s talk at Harvard comes as he got his Yeezus tour back up and running following a forced break.
He had to cancel six dates and postpone a number of dates after stage equipment was damaged in a truck collision last month, leaving him unable to perform. The ‘custom-made video truss’ and ‘60-ft circular LED screen’, which now need to be replaced are ‘so central to the creative vision … it’s impossible to put on the show’, a representative for Kanye said in a statement.
The statement went on to insist Kanye ‘will not compromise’ as he wants the show to be perfect for his fans.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 source pulse ng.