Kanye Apologizes To Becks and Bruno On Twitter



Probably the most arrogant artist of our time, Kanye West has done something totally out of character – apologize. He took to Twitter to publicly apologize to Becks, the winner of the Album Of The Year at the 2015 Grammys earlier this month.

Becks win almost pushed Kanye to repeat his Taylor Swift move of grabbing the mic and airing his opinions, but better sense took hold of him when he got to the stage.

As if apologizing to Becks was not enough, Kanye also apologized to Bruno (possibly Mars) and extended a hand of friendship. Is it too much to hope Kanye will become humble?

KANYE WEST        ✔ @kanyewest
I would like to publicly apologize to Beck, I’m sorry Beck.
12:19 AM - 27 Feb 2015
KANYE WEST        ✔ @kanyewest
I also want to publicly apologize to Bruno Mars, I used to hate on him but I really respect what he does as an artist.
12:20 AM - 27 Feb 2015
KANYE WEST        ✔ @kanyewest
I also would love for Bruno to sing this hook on this song 88 Keys / Puff and I produced… I even asked Tyler to shoot the vid.
12:20 AM - 27 Feb 2015

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