Member Rose asserts that Kanye West “spoke the trutҺ” when he thwarted Taylor Swift’s monumental MTV Video Music Awards victory.
The forty-year-old celebrity, who at the time was romantically involved with the ‘Gold Digger’ rapper, has reflected on the infamous moment he interrupted Taylor’s 2009 VMA acceptance speech following her victory for best female video or ‘You Belong With Me’.
Before continuing, Kanye West rushed onto the stage and seized the microphone from Taylor, saying, “Yo, Taylor, I’m ecstatic for you; I’ll let you continue.
“Beyonce, however, had one of history’s greatest videos!” “One of the all-time greatest videos.”
Amber, recalling the contentious incident, stated on Entertainment Tonight: “Before I sаy anything else, I would like to express my admiration for the incredible Taylor Swift.
“Did he err by proceeding to the stage?” Undoubtedly so. Did he indeed state the trutҺ? While it is true that Beyoncé merited that award, it is not permissible to take it away from another individual.
“It wasn’t Taylor Swift’s fault.”
Amber was stunneԀ when he was taken aside by VMA staff, and she persisted that Kanye felt “extreme remorse” for his actions.
She continued, “Although I was present, it did not occur to me.” Furthermore, I can verify that he genuinely felt contrition.
“He felt terrible immediately because it had nothing to do with Taylor and it wasn’t even close to what the media portrayed it as, as if he were picking on her or something.” “On the contrary, he was merely advocating for Beyoncé.”
Furthermore, she asserted that the entire incident was an “unfortunate circumstance,” citing the immense popularity of Beyonce’s “Single Ladies” at the time.
She stated, “The title was ‘Single Ladies.'” It was merely an unfortunate circumstance that that routine from the video was being performed by everyone in the world.
Amber clarified, nevertheless, that she did not condone Kanye’s conduct, and her ex-boyfriend reportedly struggled in the aftermath.
She elaborated, “Kanye felt regrettably that he stole her moment.” “He was averse to doing that to her.”