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The Jimmy Kimmel and Kanye West fued is coming to a head, and it's coming tonight. But what'll happen?
Background: Last month, the BBC's now-infamous interview between Zane Lowe and 'Ye aired (you can watch each of the four parts here, here, here, and here). Needless to say, like every Kanye interview, it made some waves, especially as it was televised. Kanye was—to be fair—at his most Kanye, for better or worse. A few nights later, Jimmy Kimmel spoofed the interview on his show. In place of Lowe and West, two children sat by a mixing board—just like in Lowe's interview —and read quotes from Kanye and Lowe.
Naturally, Kanye West wasn't psyched on this. He responded on twitter, and soon a feud was born.
And now, the inevitable conclusion: After repeatedly explaining that this wasn't a set-up or hoax between the two, it was announced that West will be appearing on Kimmel's show, tonight.
To prepare you, we've come up with a helpful list of likely outcomes. Here are 9 Things That Might Happen When Kanye Goes On Kimmel.
Kanye does interview from an undisclosed remote location, his head is projected, ten-feet-tall, behind Jimmy Kimmel's desk.
"Came on your late night show..."
Kanye brings out Daft Punk and performs a new, EXTEMELY ABRASIVE techno rap jam called called "Bloodsucking Mosquitos."
It's about the media.
Kanye forces the show's producers to run the whole episode without corporate advertising.
Highly unlikely.
Kanye brings Charlie Wilson on with him, whispers all his answers into his ear, and Charlie Wilson sings every response through a vocoder.
Autotune the celebrity interview.
Kanye brings out Sarah Silverman to sing Charlie Wilson's part of "Bound 2."
Uh huh, honey.
At the end of interview, Ben Affleck comes out, takes Kanye's hand, the two guests walk off stage.
No disrespect.
