Kanye says: Don't call it misogynistic, call it an art piece. Percolating online in an unfinished form for a while now, Kanye West's "Monster" is now officially out, with the rapper and his A-List collaborators looming and/or lusting over dead sexy bodies. Maybe it's to show that most rap video chicks are presented as nothing more than eye-candy, mere props, so why not just make them lifeless. Or maybe it's meant to be the sexiest coolest horror-core video of all time. It's probably not misogynistic — although a Woman's Studies professor could sure prove me wrong, especially with a close reading of the Nicki Minaj segment — but it's undeniably disturbing. --> watch "Monster"
Kanye West "Monster" (Roc-A-Fella/IDJMG)Jake Nava, director | Benedict Cooper, producer | Cherry Studios, production co | This Is Frank, rep | David Johnson , DP | Jarett Fijal @ Bonch, editor | Margo Wainwright, commissioner
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