New site wants you to choose the lives of many over The Life of Pablo, books over Boosts, famine over fashion, and more.
A little over a week ago, Kanye West announced to the world on Twitter (natch) that he was $53 million in debt. Considering he just held an album release party/fashion show at Madison Square Garden and is one of the most popular artists on the planet, this came as a bit of a shock. But West outlined in subsequent tweets that it wasn’t personal wealth he lacked, but the funding to truly reach his artistic potential. He followed that up by publicly soliciting donations from Mark Zuckerberg and other Silicon Valley moneybags. But what got advertising copywriter Gabriel Ferrer’s attention was when West suggested investing in him was a better use of money than, say, funding a school in Africa.
