Kanye West Posts Fake 'Rolling Stone' Cover, 'Rolling Stone' Responds

2/3/2016 by Colin Stutz

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Kanye West arrives at St Paul's Cathedral in central London on Feb. 20, 2015, to attend a memorial service for Louise Wilson, the former director of the fashion course at London's Central Saint Martins (CSM) college.

Kanye West posted a fake Rolling Stone cover to Twitter on Wednesday (Feb. 3) claiming it was shot by Tyler, the Creator. Under the photo of a smiling West, a caption read, "Does he like Mustard?"

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Rolling Stone later replied confirming it wasn't a real shot but did at least validate the magazine's interest in West's condiments of choice.

ROLLING STONE SHOT BY TYLER THE CREATOR pic.twitter.com/lOMtOdOEel
— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) February 3, 2016

While we love Kanye, and have many mustard-related questions for him, this is not an actual cover of Rolling Stone https://t.co/2c3ZWpaorN
— Rolling Stone (@RollingStone) February 4, 2016

The trolling continued as West followed up then predicting that the photo will become a Rolling Stone cover and took a poll over whether the public agreed.

I bet you this still becomes the cover though... Let's do another poll..... #trollingstone
— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) February 4, 2016

Should this be a Rolling Stone cover? Yes or No
— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) February 4, 2016