Sunken Rapper Kanye West Vows To Give Back His 50% Share of Masters To G.O.O.D Music Artists

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Sunken Rapper Kanye West Vows To Give Back His 50% Share of Masters To G.O.O.D Music Artists

Kanye West is on a fervent quest to get his masters back and knows before that he can do that, he has to take care of the artists currently on his label G.O.O.D. Music. In a tweet, he vowed to bless his artists, stating: "I'm giving all Good music artists back the 50% share I have of their masters."

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