Kanye West Announces Even More “Famous” Viewings

Tonight, viewings are coming to Baltimore, Atlanta, Austin, Detroit, The Hamptons, and Berlin.

July 02, 2016

Yesterday, Kanye West finally made his controversial "Famous" video more widely available for consumption by adding it to Youtube. At the same time, the rapper announced a string of viewings of the music video across the U.S. in cities like Miami, Houston, Chicago, Boston, and Philly.

Turns out West was hardly done. A few hours ago, the rapper began tweeting announcements for additional viewings in Atlanta, Baltimore, Berlin, Austin, Detroit and The Hamptons (hold onto your spouses, people). Check out the details for tonight's viewings below:

Posted: July 02, 2016

Kanye West

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