Kanye West Gifted President Obama With Two Pairs of Yeezy Boosts

President Obama was Gifted Two Pairs of Yeezy Boosts From Kanye.

Oct 10, 2015
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President Obama and Kanye West were both in San Francisco earlier today taking part in the Democratic National Convention Fundraiser. And based on a tweet from Kim Kardashian West, it appears the President didn't go home empty handed.

The tweet contained an image of two boxes of Kanye's signature adidas Yeezy Boosts with "Obama" post-it notes placed on each. Mrs. West tweeted, "Special delivey #yeezys," so one can assume the President received a significant upgrade to his sneaker rotation.

Special delivery #yeezys pic.twitter.com/QXu12N6Sxl

 

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