The Bird Show.

Time to get buzzed on the hot goss from Hollywood with Abby.

It's the Bert Show's entertainment bus.

Just when you think Kanye West can't get worse, he does.

And it all has to do with these latest tweets he put out about Jay-Z and Beyonce's twins,

Rumi, and Sir.

Now, I'm not going to use the exact language that he used to describe these two seven-year-olds.

So before we even get into that, can you, Mo, give us the history between Jay-Z and Kanye?

Because it used to be tight.

Oh, yeah.

That's a, man, that history is very, very, very flawed. But, um, so they were like brothers,

at least as they considered each other brothers, or at least it seemed, when Jay-Z initially

brought Kanye onto Rockefeller Records, which was owned by Dame Dash and partially Jay-Z,

and at that time, Kanye was producing most of the beats for all of the artists on Rockefeller,

including Jay-Z.

And they seemed to have a really good relationship.

At some point, Kanye stopped looking at Jay-Z as a big brother and a mentor who bought him into the game.

And I think he somewhat started looking at him as competition.

And I think Kanye wanted to really do his own thing.

And that Jay realized that it may be best for them to separate a little bit and Kanye saw that as you are disowning me or you are not being loyal

to me you're leaving me out here to fend for myself and I think between that and then Kanye

losing his mom Kanye just went to a completely different direction and would do anything for

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