The public benefit corporation based in the United States - Kickstarter campaign has been launched to raise enough money to print a children's book inspired by the record producer, and entrepreneur - Jay Z and Kanye West's Grammy-winning single "Niggas In Paris."
The Kickstarter's book titled "Friends In Paris," have the intention to break down the lyrics used in the song so that readers can have a better understanding of the relationship of Jay Z and Kanye West. Kickstarter also added some illustrations to revise the book in order to make it more child friendly unlike the original version that made use of 'extreme' language.
Bianca Bosso - author of the children's book of Kickstarter stated, "Every club you walk into these days, everyone has a desire to contemplate about how they can rap to Niggas In Paris, creating a form of circle, stepping inside it and letting their friends see their rap chop."
She further added, "Frequently they get most of the verses right, to the surprise of no one who's heard the radio spin it 4062 times, but how well do we REALLY know the verse? We decided it was about damn time that we broke down the song, made it a little more PG and illustrated it so we could better understand Jay Z and Kanye West's relationship."
The campaign of Kickstarter has already doubled its original aim of $3,000 AUD (Australian Dollars). Since as of the moment, the Kickstarter campaign has raised $6,649 AUD from 129 supporters.
And as the Kickstarter description reads, "Now we think the book should be immortalized like Jay Z and Kanye West's relationship and sent to the printers," "We want to print this as a 32-page children's book. It's the perfect comrade for your Late Registration vinyl or your The Blueprint cassette, plus you can pass it onto your kids."
