Kanye West didn’t let Taylor Swift finish – and he relied on sex and alcohol to make himself feel better afterwards

Remember that time Kanye West interrupted Taylor Swift? The rapper has revealed how he dealt with the guilt after refusing to let the Red star finish…

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by Kayleigh Dray |
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"Yo, Taylor, I'm really happy for you, I'ma let you finish, but Beyoncé had one of the best videos of all time! One of the best videos of all time!"

Ah, Kanye West. Nobody could forget the moment the rapper bounded onto the stage, full of righteous anger over the fact Taylor Swift had scooped an award over best gal pal Beyoncé.

And, if they have forgotten it, here's a brief reminder:

Her little face - it just… it just crumples into utter, utter dismay, doesn't it. And Beyoncé… well, she looks partly-amused and partly-horrified.

Poor Taylor. No wonder President Barack Obama labelled Kanye a “jackass”

ANYWAY, Kim Kardashinan’s fiancé has finally broken his silence on that moment.

And, as it happens, Kanye turned to “God, sex, and alcohol… a lot of sex” after that dramatic interruption four years ago.

He told Interview magazine: "Well, I don't have an addictive personality, so that means that I can lean on what might be someone else's vice just enough to make it through to the next day.

"You know, just enough religion, a half-cup of alcohol with some ice in it and a nice chaser, and then ... a lot of sex. And then I'd make it to the next week."

Kanye also spoke about his video for Bound 2, which featured himself and Kim Kardashian bouncing along naked against a multi-coloured backdrop.

He said: "I think all that stuff around it is just that: controversy. I think people are afraid of dreams, and that video is one of the closest things to the way that dreams look and feel, or the way joy looks and feels, with the colours.

"I think the controversy comes from the fact that I don't think most people are comfortable with their own dreams, so it's hard for them to be comfortable with other people's dreams."

That's us told.

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