Celebrity Journalist, Piers Morgan has given his verdict as concerning the newly released Famous video by American rapper and husband to Kim Kardashian, Kanye West.
Piers minced no words in describing the video which zoomed out on naked celebrities all lying in a bed as a distasteful aim at pornography by the rapper.
He also described the video which potrays waxed figures of artistes including Chris Brown, Ray J, Amber Rose, Kim Kardashian, Kanye West himself among other celebrities as ‘hideous’.
He wrote: “The whole thing is so disgusting it made me want to vomit, especially as the leering camera slowly moves across each famous face and body, pausing over various parts of their anatomies”.
Piers Morgan also expressed his sympathy for country music singer, Taylor Swift noting that Kanye West only released the video clip for his monetary gains.
“I don’t give a damn what kind of sexual depravity Kanye and Kim get up to behind closed doors, that’s their business. But I do give a damn when they drag their twisted fantasies into the public domain like this purely to make money and promote Brand Kimye. Imagine how poor Taylor Swift feels?
“This is a talented young 25-year-old woman with a hard-earned wholesome reputation who’s already been cruelly belittled by Kanye’s lyric in the song: ‘I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex. Why? I made that b**ch famous.’ Now she has to put up with him faking a naked waxwork dummy of her lying next to his nude torso. This is abuse, pure and simple; an older man exposing a younger woman to public sexual humiliation.’
“If it was my daughter Kanye was violating in this disgraceful way, I’d be round his house now with the L.A.P.D.
“Your Famous video is a shockingly tacky, hideously distasteful, darkly sinister porn movie, nothing more and nothing less”.
Piers also made mockery of Kim Kardashian, he wrote: “And it makes yet further mockery of Kim’s claims to be some sort of feminist icon. As with her pathetic topless bird-flipping selfies, this video actually serves the complete opposite purpose, portraying women as vulnerable pieces of meat for the delectation of the slathering public”.