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Kanye Raps About Kim Kardashian’s Sex Tape, Reveals “Dark Twisted [Cuckold] Fantasy”

We've all got our kinks. Some folks like fooling around in public and risking arrest in an effort to achieve the most intense orgasm ever. Others dabble with BDSM in private, maybe swing and swap partners. But Kanye West, he's into watching his "perfect bitch" give another homie head. And...
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We’ve all got our kinks.

Some folks like fooling around in public and risking arrest in an effort to achieve the most intense orgasm ever. Others dabble with BDSM in private, maybe swing and swap partners.

But Kanye West, he’s into watching his “perfect bitch” give another homie head. And he’s singing about it on his new track, “Clique.”

Celebrity gossip site TMZ posted a snippet of the song earlier this morning, and transcribed the line about Kim Kardashian’s rise to fame via Internet porn.

Hear the 30-second clip after the cut.

“Eat breakfast at Gucci/My girl a superstar, all from a home movie,” West raps on the latest single off his forthcoming record, Cruel Summer, referring to Kardashian’s past as an amateur adult star.

In 2003, Kim filmed a homemade porno with then boyfriend Ray J. A few years later, the video went viral and Kardashian’s naked body catapulted her into the mainstream, opening a world of endorsement deals and reality show gigs, while Ray J fell into relative obscurity.

The porn video, however, is once again under the spotlight.

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Evidently, re-watching Ray J go down on your woman is quality creative inspiration. That, or watching Kim blow another dude is part of Yeezy’s “dark twisted fantasy.”

Click here to listen to a 30-second clip of “Clique.”

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