Obviously Kanye Completely Overplayed His Hand For Valentine’s Day – Kenny G Et Al [Video]

15 Feb 2019 by Carrie in Celebrities, Entertainment, Kim Kardashian, Lifestyle

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Kanye West and Kim Kardashian are pretty OTT.

When their kid turned one, they threw a birthday party that would make most weddings look cheap.

Then there was also that awkward video about the private plane they chartered.

Here’s the catch – if OTT is your default setting you have to maintain it all the time. This means that every holiday, celebration and birthday has to be next level.

Here’s the Daily Mail with the latest ‘splash the cash’ display:

Kanye West went big this Valentine’s Day for his wife Kim Kardashian.

The 41-year-old rapper decorated the all-white living room of their posh Hidden Hills, California mansion in flowers and the Yeezy designer also brought in musician Kenny G to play music just for her.

Kenny G must have fallen on hard times. Take a look:

NO BIG DEAL KENNY G IN MY LIVING ROOM!!! Happy Valentines Day pic.twitter.com/A1GD0UlEwu

— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) February 14, 2019

You’ll notice that they’ve trapped him on a spot in the middle of the roses. He can’t walk through that room without knocking over a vase.

I wonder if the roses were as expensive as those on offer at Checkers?

But Kenny G, though – poor guy.

[source:dailymail]

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