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Kanye West has revealed that he feels an aversion to literature, comparing books to Brussels sprouts and explaining that he sees evolved forms of communication as crucial to his vision of an optimised future.The revelation came in a new episode of the podcast Alo Mind Full, where the rapper joined Alo Yoga co-founder Danny Harris and host Alyson Wilson to “paint a sonic picture of what’s on his mind”. Harris spoke of a book he’d read over 100 times, which included philosophies on self-confidence that he and West mutually agreed on. “[West] was telling me that he hasn’t read this book,” the entrepreneur said, “but I was telling him that every positive attribute [detailed in it], he naturally embodies.

Kanye West may be famous for his lyrics, but the rapper has actually never read a book.The Gold Digger hitmaker recently announced that he is launching a private Christian school for children which is said to be ‘preparing students to become the next generation of leaders’ through ‘an ethic of integrity and care.’And now in another surprising revelation, Ye has shared that he’s not a bookworm in the slightest.‘When you said I hadn’t read this book, I actually haven’t read any book,’ he said in an interview with the Alo Mind Full podcast.‘Reading is like eating Brussels sprouts for me’, Kanye added.‘And talking is like getting the Giorgio Baldi corn ravioli.’But, the ex-husband of Kim Kardashian was still keen to trade philosophical proverbs with podcast host Danny Harris.‘There’s two people, the man who thinks they can and the man who thinks they can’t. And they’re both right,’ Kanye said, smiling.

Kanye West, who also goes by the name, Ye, recently sat down and opened up on the new Alo Mind Full podcast with Alo Yoga co-founder and CEO, Danny Harris.During the 36-minute interview, the Flashing Lights singer, 45, briefly touched on his former relationship with reality star, Kim Kardashian, 41, and co-parenting their four children, North, nine, Saint, six, Chicago, four, and Psalm, three.Their divorce was filed last year in February 2021, and the performer stated that currently, the TV personality, 'basically 80 percent of the time, raise those children.' New interview: Kanye West, 45, revealed on the Alo Mind Full podcast that his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, 41, raises their four children '80 percent of the time' Towards the middle of the podcast episode, Kanye began to talk about better preparing for the future and stated, 'everything happens for a reason.'  The rapper added, 'You know, you get to a point, and every time you get to that point, everyone wants to say "Oh, it's mental health" and everybody wants you to apologize a million times.' 'Because everybody wants to have everyone so doped out, so controlled out, that you're not allowed to even sand up for the things that you're handing to your family,' he further explained. 'The idea of taking the control and opinions or anything away from the mother or the father takes way someone's meaning in life,' emphasizing that, 'Your home is your original church.' 'So, even to this day, I'll still give Kim advice on things that can help, because that's gonna go to the kids.