At the meeting he shivs the guy to death
Posted on 04/30/2018 10:36:51 PM PDT by KJC1
Kanye West is ready to meet with the man he once blamed for his late mother’s death after the surgeon reached out to him in an open letter on Monday.
The rapper, 40, shared the letter written by Jan Adams and wrote, “Open letter from Jan Adams This is amazing. Thank you so much for this connection brother. I can’t wait to sit with you and start healing.”
Adams – who was the plastic surgeon who operated on Donda West in 2007 – wrote the letter, obtained by The Blast, after West announced plans to feature the doctor’s face on the cover for his new album. In his letter, Adams thanked West but declined to be on the cover “at this time.”
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There is a copy of the doctor's letter to Kanye at the link.
I'm not a Kanye fan, but support what he's been saying lately. Having said that, something stinks about this whole case, in my opinion, and I thought so at the time his mother died.
What I remember is the media implied she had too much plastic surgery work done in one day?
I think Kanye is trying to turn himself around, and in doing so, may be trying to make peace with a POS doctor who doesn't deserve peace. Just my opinion.
That this doctor posted an "open letter" online that starts out with asking Kanye to not put him on the cover of his next album raises even more alarm bells for me.
And then this, from the article:
The surgeon adds a final message to the “Stronger” rapper, referencing his previous conversation with friend John Legend about President Donald Trump. “P.S. Please, when you have the opportunity, reach out to JL,” Adams writes. “He is about love. He was not trying to influence you, your thoughts or your process. His message was love and he was only offering perspective.”
At the meeting he shivs the guy to death
I’ve noticed you post that same laughing gif A LOT.
There is nothing funny about losing a loved one, and it’s even worse when there are questions. I know; been there done that.
I feel for a fellow human being that something is not right; my concern is that he is trying to forgive someone who doesn’t deserve it. Again my opinion, but this was not a letter written by a true professional nor one who is in any way sorry for the loss of a human life.
John Legend In His Own Mind stole another performer’s name that was in use and is still used 40 years later.
It’s like a latter day new country singer who was calling himself Sonny Burgess while Sonny (an original artist dating back to the 50s at Sun Records) was still traveling the world and playing festivals.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Legend
Nothing wrong with coming to grips with a situation.
Carrying it around and letting it eat at you doesn’t fix anything.
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