Kanye West has long made headlines for his reported ways of dealing with certain situations. Those particular matters have been related both to his work as a music producer and his more personal exploits. Over the years, some people haven’t held back their thoughts when discussing their personal encounters with West. Songwriter and poet J. Ivy – who worked with West – is now one of the latest to divulge his own experience. Ivy specifically dropped allegations about a particularly “heated” chat he had with the rapper.
J. Ivy – whos real name is Jason Ivy Richardson – worked with fellow Chicago native Kanye West on a couple of projects. Most notably, Ivy was featured on the “Never Let Me Down” track of West’s 2004 album, The College Dropout. Years later, the duo teamed up again when Ivy appeared during an episode of the Ye-centric docuseries, Jeen-Yuhs (which is streamable with a Netflix subscription). Ivy revealed to Chicago Magazine that during the production of that doc, West took issue with a critique that he had about a creative decision:
