New York:
Rapper Kanye West has debuted as an actor and director with his latest project, a 34-minute long music video, starring himself.
The Stronger hit-maker has helmed the film which showcases his latest song 'Runaway', which is more than ten times the average length of a music video.
Sensibly he has included something to hold the attention of his fans, a near-naked underwear model, reportedNew York Post online.
Former Victoria's Secret model Selita Ebanks wears nothing but feathers and a tiny set of underwear for the muchhyped video.
The plot sees a comet hit West's Lamborghini, with a beautiful injured phoenix, played by Selita, emerging from the wreckage.
The hip-hop star is seen tending to the phoenix, and in one scene takes her to a fireworks show where a marchingband perform, complete with a huge floating Michael Jackson head.
The final scenes show the rapper playing drum beats to a troupe of ballerinas in a warehouse.
The 33-year-old even attempts some acting, with some dialogues in between singing.
Selita asks him, "All of the statues that we see, where do you think they came from?' "I think artists carved them years and years ago," he replies.
"No,They are Phoenix turned to stone," she says.
The Stronger hit-maker has helmed the film which showcases his latest song 'Runaway', which is more than ten times the average length of a music video.
Sensibly he has included something to hold the attention of his fans, a near-naked underwear model, reportedNew York Post online.
Former Victoria's Secret model Selita Ebanks wears nothing but feathers and a tiny set of underwear for the muchhyped video.
The plot sees a comet hit West's Lamborghini, with a beautiful injured phoenix, played by Selita, emerging from the wreckage.
The hip-hop star is seen tending to the phoenix, and in one scene takes her to a fireworks show where a marchingband perform, complete with a huge floating Michael Jackson head.
The final scenes show the rapper playing drum beats to a troupe of ballerinas in a warehouse.
The 33-year-old even attempts some acting, with some dialogues in between singing.
Selita asks him, "All of the statues that we see, where do you think they came from?' "I think artists carved them years and years ago," he replies.
"No,They are Phoenix turned to stone," she says.
