Say What? The 8 Most Ridiculous Things Kanye West Said In His PFW Interview

Kanye West conducted an unfiltered and introspective "In Camera" interview with the SHOWStudio team in Paris on Tuesday morning, Oct. 6, and his answers to questions will leave you slightly confused but most definitely amused. In Yeezy’s one-on-one he ranged on topics from his son future to what it’s like being such a public figure to his fashion line. Check out his most outrageous answers!

On want his son to feel purposeful in the world: "The other night I was driving in Paris, and I saw these three high school kids running top speed," he recalled. "I didn't know if they were chasing a guy or what, and there was a bus on the side of the street that was about to pull off, and they were beating on the side of the bus. And I looked at the time and it was like, 1 a.m., so that might be the last bus of the night, and I was just like, really saddened. I was like, 'How can I make my son feel that?'"

On celebrity life: "Do I worry about being in the public eye and raising kids? Yeah... but it's champagne problems," he said. "It's people who can't feed their kids. That's something to worry about more... These aren't real issues. There's people at war. There's people trying to make it to London right now.... That celeb s--t, it's not real s--t... You know what, I'm alive. I'm breathing... I have no problems."

On racial backlash from Yeezy Season 2: “I’ve created a moving expressionist painting... I think it’s racist when white people assume that when a black person uses color, they’re making a political statement. It’s just a painting... It wasn't my intention for it to be political.”

On his popular sneakers: "Is there a time when he can go on the Internet and find a shoe people want more than my shoes? Well, go f--k yourself then if it isn't, and don't ask me stupid sh-t like that again."

On his fashion world legacy: "Of course. I'm Michelangelo. Of course. There was a time when there were people sculpting better than him. But he made David.”

On the color blue: “I don’t use blue. I don’t like it. It bugs me out. I hate it.”

On white older men: “Here's the thing: I love, and this statement is going to sound kind of gay, but I love older white men. If you're not an older white man, you're not running shit. It's always going to be a fight for anyone who isn't an older white man. I want to fight for anyone who doesn't have a fight."