Married to Kim Kardashian, one of the most famous heiresses and reality stars in the world (said to be famous for being famous), every little thing he does will always make news - so it's not surprising that Kanye West's Grammys performances have been making headlines all over the world!
West is one of the richest and most famous people in the music industry right now, plus being a part of a marriage that people look so much into that it has its own portmanteau name, "Kimye" - but was Kanye West's Grammys performance last Sunday great or will it go under the radar in years to come?
According to The Mirror, one of the bumps that Kanye West's Grammys appearance suffered last Sunday night was during his solo performance, when he sang his single "Only One," which he wrote about baby daughter with Kardashian, North West - but his performance was so heavily auto-tuned it didn't feel like a live performance at all. However, this is heavily used in the original song as well.
The song was one of his collaborations with former Beatle Paul McCartney, with whom he performed later in the ceremony, along with Rihanna, in the first live rendition of their song "FourFiveSeconds."
As The Guardian reports, though, this wasn't the only notorious thing about Kanye West's Grammys night - he was even about to interrupt Beck's Album of the Year
"I'm not going to do nothing that would put my daughter at risk, but I am here to fight for creativity," West said, speaking about how he chose not to interrupt Beck. "That's the reason why I didn't say anything tonight, but you all knew what it meant when 'Ye stepped on that stage."
This would, of course, be the second time Kanye interrupts someone's acceptance speech, after his infamous 2009 VMA's stint to Taylor Swift, as he defended Beyoncé's video - and this time, he also wanted to see Beyoncé winning over Beck.
In any case, another Kanye West Grammys highlight saw the 37 year-old rapper reconciling with Swift, according to Hollywood Life, even taking pictures together!
