Los Angeles:
Kanye West took to Twitter once again to slam music producer Bob Ezrin for his scathing review of the rapper’s album ‘The Life of Pablo’ while also taking pot shots at Taylor Swift.
West, who is known for his epil Twitter meltdowns, said Ezrin, best known for his work with musicians Lou Reed, Alice Cooper, Kiss and Pink Floyd, was a nobody.
Ezrin, 66, had said that unlike other musicians of his generation it would be unlikely that West’s songs will be quoted 20 years from now.
“Kanye’s greatest achievements have been in the form of excessive behavior, egomaniacal tantrums and tasteless grandstanding,” Ezrin wrote.
The criticism did not go down well with the rapper, who has been making headlines for his Twitter rants against Taylor Swift and claims that he is in debt.
“Has anybody ever heard of Bob Ezrin???” West, 38, began his series of tweets.
“I’m tired of old people that have no connection with anything trying to comment on music!. Do something relevant... Please don’t speak on me bro ever again!!! Bro you said Macklemore was more important musically than me... no offense to Macklemore, he’s a nice human being!,” West tweeted.
The tweets are tame compared to his earlier outbursts but West did go after Ezrin’s children.
“Your kids are ashamed of their dad... Sorry for speaking about kids... but could you imagine if you were Bob Ezrin’s kids. I’m so sorry for them... I will send them free Yeezys to make up for the embarrassment that you have caused your family!,” he wrote.
The rapper also referred to his ongoing feud with Swift, who he had earlier made up after his 2009 mic grab from Swift at VMAs.
Although he didn’t specifically refer to the two-time album of the year Grammy winner, West seemingly put it out there. “I made Dark Fantasy and Watch the Throne in one year and wasn’t nominated for either and you know who has 2 albums of the year,” he tweeted.
The lyrics to West’s ‘Famous’ refer to the fact that he made Swift famous, something that she did not take kindly to and blasted him in her Grammy speech.
