Kanye West has posted an impromptu performance from Uganda on his Twitter account.
The controversial rap star – who has travelled to the African country to finish recording his latest album – returned to the micro-blogging platform over the weekend and has now posted a lengthy video of himself rapping while wrapped in the Ugandan flag.
Kanye, 41, captioned the video "Spaceship call earth 3 Uganda Domes. (sic)"
In the video, the ‘Famous’ hitmaker quoted a line from the iconic rap group EPMD, saying: "Relax your mind / Let your conscious be free."
He continued: "No matter what they say / I’ma still be me / We’re free / We’re free."
Later in the video, Kanye gets up as the DJ stops playing the music.
Kanye tells him: "Don’t stop the music unless I say stop the music … turn that music back on, OK? Turn it up. Turn it loud."
The chart-topping rapper – who has kids North, five, Saint, two, and nine-month-old Chicago with wife Kim Kardashian West – also delivered some freestyle verses.
He raps: "Ya’ll getting money do ya really fall. Ya’ll slaves to money y’all gonna really fall. / Y’all tryin to open up another mall / We gonna open up our souls after all / This right here is the last call."
Kanye continued: "Yeah we gonna put it on blast off / yeah, we’re gonna put this song on blast off / Yeah yeah we show up with the mask off. Yeah, check the space ships, we blast off / Yeah yeah, check the space ships, we blast off."
Meanwhile, Kanye previously revealed why he wanted to go to Africa to finish recording ‘Yahndi’.
He said: "We have to go to what is known as Africa.
"I just need to go and find out what it’s really called and grab the soil and cook five meals a day so the metabolism stays up and have my kids in the studio and have my mic in the open, so you can hear nature while we’re recording."
Kanye West performs impromptu gig on Twitter
