Kanye West Earns Free Lifetime Premium Membership For Pornhub

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 202219.3K Views

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PornHub & Blacked want Kanye West to receive a lifetime membership to their content.

At this point, it's unsure what you could expect from a Kanye West interview, especially in 2018. The rapper made his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel last night which was his first interview since the TMZ Live fiasco. His appearance was definitely much more tame than TMZ or even his Charlamagne interview but he did touch on a few subjects. Kimmel clearly had to ask him about Trump and his political stance, mental health and more. However, he ultimately opened up about his preference in pornography. After opening up about watching interracial porn, and more specifically the "Blacked" channel, 'Ye was offered a free lifetime premium membership to PornHub.

Both PornHub and the "Blacked" CEO, Greg Lansky, showed love to Kanye West on Twitter by offering him free lifetime memberships to their services. PornHub tweeted their appreciation Kanye West for his "loyalty" to their website.

"We want to extend our appreciation to a Mr. @kanyewest for his loyalty to us over the years. A gift in the form of a free lifetime premium membership. Here's to you, Ye," the tweet read.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1027925372321652736

Lansky thanked Kanye and said he was going to send him a lifetime membership and some free merch.

"When @kanyewest says “@Blacked_com is my favorite” Thank you Kanye you are fearless & inspiring," he wrote. "Sending you a lifetime membership and Blacked hat!"

https://twitter.com/_/status/1027970838316777472

'Ye has yet to respond.

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