Operation Deflate Ego Is in Full Swing

Kanye West said that he's working on his ego because he wants people to know that he's a great guy and not a douche. He said he's going to start by being nice to everyone he meets in person, hoping to change their perceptions and then the perceptions of those who will never have personal contact with my future baby daddy.

Kanye's really serious about changing his image.

Kanye West was never more polite and gracious than when he turned up at Vanity Fair’s Tribeca Film Festival kickoff dinner. Perhaps “South Park” should get some of the credit. The cartoon skewered West for his inflated ego less than two weeks ago. But for whatever reason, the mega-rapper checked his self-importance at the door for the VF bash.

Arriving solo, West hung out with Spike Lee on the veranda at state Supreme Court downtown, noshing on salmon fish cakes. (See, “South Park”? He can take a joke!) Soon he was even chatting animatedly with fans, telling one: “I don’t want to be an actor. I’m more into working on my fashion lines and focusing on music.”

I'm really not mature enough to handle a mature Kanye. I want nothing of it and I plan on boycotting his music.