Kanye seems to be taking the high road on this one.
The rapper was asked during his recent interview with GQ magazine how he felt about the absence of his supposed close friend and fellow rapper, Jay Z and his wife, Beyonce at his marriage to Kim Kardashian.
West gave a sort of evasive and subliminal reply, basically stating that he did not care.
He said,
All that, I wouldn’t even speak on. It doesn’t even matter to me whatsoever, who would show up. Because the most important person to show up there, to me, was Kim. And that’s all that matters to me. I had to fight for that for seven years.
But the fact that these other people showed up that are from such different worlds but have done such dynamic things—they’re all, in a way, equal to what Kim has done in TV or what I had done in music. I was so moved that I just wanted people to stop and think they weren’t sitting at a table full of fashion people, they weren’t sitting at a table full of celebrities, they weren’t sitting at a table full of movie directors…… . It really was a representation of the way we receive information today, post-Internet.
And so Page Six can’t overshadow the main point: Carine Roitfeld was sitting next to Kim Kardashian. That alone to me is like the same moment when I brought Mos Def to the studio with Jay Z. It’s about the people, and the fact that they’re from different walks of life, and that they’re working together and not discriminating against each other.
There was a class system, and now there’s a creative class system, and I think that’s what you were talking about a bit—the class system of creativity.And my point is, they were all at her wedding.
