Bebe Rexha talks wanting to be Kanye West, song writing & connecting with G Eazy (Photo : Youtube/Surabhi)
Bebe Rexha has now announced that she would love to collaborate with Kanye West for her upcoming projects, the 27 year-old singer-songwriter has already worked with Rihanna, Eminem and Nicky Minaj. For her thoughts on collaborating with West, Bebe has given a reason out of the blue.
She says, "I'd love to work with Kanye West. He's gone through a lot of stuff in the public eye, but his music is genius. He always takes risks." Bebe also revealed that Kanye is a very innovative person and this is what she likes about him, as reported by Billboard.
With this statement is it pretty much clear that the lady seems to have a deep admiration for the 39 years old rapper, who lately went through a lot in his life. She later quoted that she is a great fan of Kanye's music.
She has always aspired to work like the way he does and also that she has no intensions of following the mainstream radio. This has always remained her supreme aim. Last year, Kanye went through a real tough time following his hospitalization.
The "Stronger" star cancelled his Saint Pablo tour after he was admitted to the hospital and was suspected of temporary psychosis. However, he has now been working on his new music project in his temporary studio he built at his Bel-Air mansion.
It is believed that while Kanye was hospitalized and went through a breakdown during one of his shows, he finally decided to come back to his music and was much eager to come back home, during late Dec, the previous year. He is also lately working on his clothing line with wife Kim Kardashian.
As published in The List, Kanye wants to work and also requested for his recording equipments, the time he was hospitalized. He also kept asking to see the sketches of his fashion lines. "He continues to want to work and Kim Kardashian West has to keep telling him to rest," as per sources.
While Rexha, who penned Eminem and Rihanna's Hot 100 chart-topper "The Monster" says, "When I wrote 'The Monster' the first time with Jon Bellion when I played it for people, this will never work."
