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May 21st 2012 "Heartless" made by Donald Marshall performed by Kanye West DM: In the night I hear em talk coldest story ever told somewhere far along this road he lost his soul to a woman so heartless "Heartless" performed by Kanye West (Kanye West VEVO 2009) (Written by Donald Marshall) 3SG1: SUE HIM DM: I plan to [sue him]. *Smiling* When we were activated as REM driven clone versions of ourselves at the cloning center: as a REM driven clone: Kanye West asked me for a gimmick... most celebrities I've interacted with as REM driven clones at the cloning center usually ask for gimmicks [to make themselves stand out]... but I do my best to tell them dumb stuff for them to incorporate as gimmicks [in their original bodies]... and these celebrities [usually] do it *laughter. As a REM driven clone version of myself, I told a REM driven clone version of Kanye West at the cloning center to wear those nerdy sweaters as his gimmick *laughter. I also told Chris Brown to wear a bowtie, when we interacted as REM driven clone versions of ourselves at the cloning center, and Chris Brown DID *LAUGHTER*. Chris Brown looked like Ronald McDonald's illegitimate child... a RED bowtie... *hughter* May 22, 2012 at 10:24pm DM: KANYE! Can ye heea may [KANYE! Can you hear me?]? I know aw you scummy mudda f****s feya may [I know all of you scummy motherf*****s fear me!]! May 22, 2012 at 10:25pm

Donald Marshall on Kanye REM Clone


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