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Kanye West Rants About Hate For Men's Fashion

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Kanye West HATES men’s fashion in New York City. The entertainer turned fashion designer drove a mere five blocks and found more than a few things to complain about.

“Just driving through the city and I see a few things I hate,” he wrote on his Twitter account @kanyewest on Saturday. “I hate button up shirts with hoodies. I hate hoodies with sport coats. I hate sport coats with button up shirts, jeans and dress shoes.”

The thrashing didn’t end there from West who once admitted he didn’t how to pronounce the name of high-end fashion labels in ‘Diamonds’.

“I hate khaki trench coats with jeans and off brand work out sneakers. I hate khaki cargo shorts. I Hate big ass striped scarves. I hate long ass sideburns with the line up RnB beard.”

Now we know why it was rumored that Kanye dressed his ex-girlfriend Amber Rose. We won’t be surprised if he’s trying to do the same with his current girlfriend Kim Kardashian.

“All this in 5 blocks. Detest. #I’m on my snob,” concluded ‘Ye.

Yes, yes you are…especially for someone who’s been spotted wearing leather pants on more than one occasion.

UPDATE: We decided to include a few of Kanye’s fashion choices since 2012. You be the judge, should he take a look in the mirror?

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