Well, what do you know, I am a little bit nauseous watching this, actually, though I can’t tell if it’s really because the crowd with their diamonds up is getting prismatic and refracted and spun in a cosmic superfluousness of “special effects” or that ‘Ye’s “naagh!!” brays are just particularly obnoxious in this live take. Or maybe because the last 20 seconds are kind of Marco Brambillo-ish, but not really?

Excuse me. [Brarrgff.]

Perhaps you prefer the Evan Roth version?

Not since F.A.T. artists turned this song into a stupid awesome all gif music video with some Russian nerds have I been so  and and even a little bit .

Yesterday, Russell Simmons dragged Kanye West down to see the Occupy Wall Street demonstrators at Zuccotti Park and was pleasantly surprised by his behavior, giving the rapper props for being so “sweet” and “tolerant” of the crowd.

But what exactly does Yeezy think of the protesters? It’s hard to tell, since he didn’t utter one word while he was there, which is an extreme rarity. Luckily, Uncle Rush was there to do the talking for him and said that West supports the movement… “spiritually.”

It’s also really, really good. It should be the official video for ‘Niggas in Paris’ immediately.

Why? These damn Cossack moves mashed up with hip hop — classic. Also, dancing cats in fur hats and Bowie as The Man Who Fell to Earth. Random Internet vomit at its finest. Eat your budget out, Spike Jonze.

Here’s the Spike Jonze directed visuals for Jay-Z and Kanye West’s catchy “Otis” track from their Watch the Throne album. As required by rap video law, it features a fancy car, but not like you think. Hov Warrior!

Titles kick in after a minute of some non sequitur of a little girl. They will hurt your eyes. Then RiRi (who ripped off David La Chapelle earlier this year) will come to console you with her vampiness. Here’s Kanye…

…ripping off Noé’s titles…

…which were a homage to Godard doing what Godard has done for decades (still does). An homage… on drugs.

Can’t call Hype and Ye anything but biters (they even threw some Japanese lettering in there), but at least it’s a beneficial rip off. Noé’s not exactly mainstream and could use the attention.

Kanye West’s official ‘Monster’ video has yet to be released, but here’s a ‘Muppet’ version that’s really good despite the lack of decapitated or bloodied Miss Piggys laying about, although she does make an appearance as Nicki Minaj and pretty much nails it.

Someone leaked a still unfinished version of Kanye West’s “Monster” video online, although it looks pretty complete from here. As you can see, it’s rife with horror movie imagery and lots of dead women, as well as Rick Ross, Jay-Z, and two Nicki Minajs. Enjoy it while it lasts.