Kanye West is premiering his new video in the U.S., but you can already watch it "all day."
The 9-minute video for "All Day/I Feel Like That" from West and director Steve McQueen ("12 Years A Slave") is making its debut for U.S. audiences during a four-day event at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, from July 25-28, but a low-quality, slightly shorter version hit the Internet weeks before.
West's video was reportedly shot in one take, and, according to LACMA, "straddles the mainstream and the avant-garde while challenging preconceptions on both fronts," which is basically just fancy-schmancy talk for Kanye running around a warehouse for a while and then sitting down. (You might as well throw your preconceptions out the window now, people!)
At a LACMA event on Friday where West and McQueen previewed the video, West said a misconception about him is that he promotes negativity. "No, it’s the promotion of truth as pavement to put the home on," he said, "to put the basketball court on, to build the city hall. Let’s start with truth, and let’s build a community upon it.”
And let's start that community with a warehouse. Preach, Kanye.
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