Why Kanye West Peed on His Grammy Award

American rapper, Kanye West has gone on a Twitter rampage again after he shared a video of himself peeing on his Grammy award.

Prior to this, the rapper, never shy about expressing himself, had demanded to be released from his recording and music-publishing deals with Universal Music Group while revealing details of his contract with the US record label.

In a shocking video, Kanye showed one of his 21 Grammy awards placed inside a toilet while he peed on it. He added the caption; “Trust me, l won’t stop.”

  
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Kanye West pees on his #Grammy award in Twitter rant against Universal The US rapper, took to his Twitter page to share a video of himself peeing on one of his 21 Grammy awards. In a flurry of tweets on Wednesday, the ‘Ye’ singer called out Universal Music Group (UMG), a US record label, while sharing screenshots of his contract with the company. Amid the anger-laden tweets, #Kanyewest could be seen urinating on one of his Grammy awards in a toilet bowl in a clip accompanied with the caption :“Trust me, l won’t stop.” The development comes hours after the 43-year-old that he won’t be releasing new music until UMG and Sony/ATV Music Publishing both release him from their contracts.
 
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This was followed up with tweets threatening to cause havoc if UMG does not accept his demands.

“I wonder if Universal gonna call me … I promise I have more ideas … I will not stop I promise you on God,” he wrote.

In a series of tweets on Tuesday, Kanye West, who has bipolar disorder had likened his deal with UMG to slavery. He also threatened not to release new music.

“I need to see everybody’s contracts at Universal and Sony. I’m not gonna watch my people be enslaved,” he wrote

“I’m not putting no more music out till I’m done with my contract with Sony and Universal… On God… in Jesus name… come and get me,” he said in the now-deleted tweet.”