Here’s a rumor that sounds completely plausible and should by no means be laughed at because it comes from the notoriously unreliable, consistently awful British snot rag of a tabloid the Sun: Kanye West is trying to make an album composed almost entirely of animal noises.

Last weekend, 9/11 hero/white affluence performance artist Gwyneth Paltrow nourished her inner aspect by taking in a Kanye West and Jay-Z Watch The Throne concert in Paris, France.

Considering we've heard "Church in the Wild," the best song from Jay-Z and Kanye West's decadent Watch the Throne (although it's Frank Ocean who's the real highlight), in everything from the Safe House trailer to.

Jay-Z and Kanye’s “Ni**as in Paris” has inspired at least two different Owen Wilson Midnight in Paris mashups, a video game, an “LOL wut.

Jay-Z and Kanye's "Ni**as in Paris" has inspired at least two different Owen Wilson Midnight in Paris mashups, a video game, and a "LOL wut.

"That sh*t cray.

Kanye West is ripe for internet parody, whether it's turning his tweets into Tracy Jordan quotes or quoting him in the captions of New Yorker cartoons.

Just a week ago I was giving YouTube editor CrawlBeforeYouBall all sorts of love for finally mashing together Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris with Jay-Z and Kanye's "Ni**as in Paris.

The idea of Owen Wilson traveling back in time and partying with literary legends in the 1920's with Jay-Z and Kanye's "Ni**as in Paris" stuck in his head the entire time has just made both the film and the song even more significant to me.