Jimmy Kimmel is still taking a bit of a hiatus following his Blackface controversy, so celebrities are filling in for the missing Jimmy Kimmel Live! star. Anthony Anderson delivered the recent virtual episode of the talk show and gave a monologue that poked fun at Kanye West’s recent announcement that he planned on running for President of the United States this year. While many believe the rapper was just drawing attention to himself, especially considering he reportedly hasn’t filed the proper paperwork needed, Anthony Anderson dropped a few jokes about why Yeezy would make a great Leader of the Free World.

During his Jimmy Kimmel Live! monologue, Anthony Anderson said, “Wow. President Kanye. That’s right, Yeezy wants to be Preezy. And, you know, laugh all you want, but this would be historic because while this country has had a Black president, we’ve never had a crazy Black president.” Then, Anderson listed off all of the requirements that Ye would have to complete before he would be able to be considered as a viable candidate for the presidency.



Watch Anderson’s monologue below and see what else he had to say about the illegal fireworks on the 4th of July and listen to his message to White people.

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Kanye West has made his long awaited return to Twitter to officially announce an upcoming partnership between YEEZY and Gap. The full collection is titled YEEZY Gap and is set to make its debut in early 2021. Kanye also tweeted a first look at what to expect from the new joint project complete with the caption “#WESTDAYEVER,” while Mowalola Ogunlesi announced her appointment as the project’s design director.



According to a statement issued to The New York Times, the YEEZY design studio under Kanye’s creative direction will produce “modern, elevated basics for men, women and kids at an accessible price point.” The direction from Kanye will also cover how YEEZY Gap is presented in physical locations and the Gap web store.

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The multi million Dollar German designer Philipp Plein is accused of plagiarism in regard of his recent “fresque” reportedly imitating Dior x Stussy FW20 logo motif

After facing backlash for his Kobe Bryant tribute, following his FW20 collection show at Milan Fashion Week, which contained a controversial tribute to Kobe Bryant, the German designer Philipp Plein is now back being called out for allegedly replicating the Dior x Stussy‘s Fall/Winter 2020 logo motif.

Instagram account Diet Prada recently posted a number of images pointing out the similarities found in Plein’s decorative design. Despite using skulls instead of flowers, Plein’s design similarly uses a warped multi-hand style approach to express its brand name.

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For anyone who misses tHe oLd DiEt PraDa, here’s @philippplein knocking off a @dior logo motif designed in collaboration with @shawnstussy for the Dior men FW20 collection shown last December in Miami lol. • #philippplein #dior #diormen #christiandior #kimjones #shawnstussy #stussy #surf #streetwear #surfing #waves #logo #monogram #handdrawn #drawing #luxury #menswear #miami #parisian #wiwt #ootd #sketch #logomania #logos #mensfashion #dietprada

Une publication partagée par Diet Prada ™ (@diet_prada) le 18 Juin 2020 à 9 :58 PDT

After premiering at Dior’s Miami presentation late last year, the FW20 logo motif has been used extensively in the French luxury fashion house’s latest campaigns, editorials and lookbooks.

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“For anyone who misses the oLd DiEt PraDa, here’s Philipp plein knocking off a Dior logo motif designed in collaboration with Stussy’s owner Shawn Stussy for the Dior men Fall Winter 2020 capsule collection shown last December in Miami.”

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THE $KULL ™️ edition ◼️◼️◼️ now available online and in all our stores worldwide

Une publication partagée par Philipp Plein (@philippplein) le 18 Juin 2020 à 8 :00 PDT

He primarily used the design to promote his upcoming hi-top sneaker for ‘THE $KULL” edition. and for those wondering what is the song for Philipp Plein ad, the track is called Opus and produced by Eric Prydz, a wonderful tune we like to play at the office when we are in a rush.