A recent video upload from YouTuber “Joe Schmoe,” who suspiciously only has one YouTube upload, shows Ninja, of South African rap group Die Antwoord, telling his music partner Yolandi Visser about a weird encounter with Kanye West. 
 
 According to Ninja, real name Watkin Tudor Jones, before he blocked Kanye West’s number from his phone, he had joined West at his home, where the two watched porn videos and ate banana pudding. 
 
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 “Do you like banana pudding?” West asked Ninja. 
 
 “We all had banana pudding. I washed everyone’s dishes,” Ninja relays to Visser. 
 
 Much like most things Die Antwoord, the whole thing is strange and stinks of some sort of publicity stunt. 
 
 The video interview takes place in a bathroom stall, where the two bandmates discuss the odd encounter. 
 
 “That shit was just too weird,” Ninja says. ||||| Fans began climbing on top of dumpsters, scaffolding and mail trucks to get a glimpse of the self-proclaimed creative genius producer. An unlucky car parked outside the venue was covered in handprints and footprints with its roof caved in from more than a dozen anxious West lovers. The owner returned to his banged up car after the street quieted down. ||||| NEW YORK (AP) — What was supposed to be a surprise Kanye West show in New York City quickly turned to chaos as thousands of fans descended on the venue. 
 
 More than 4,000 people swarmed Webster Hall, which only holds 1,500, early Monday morning for the pop-up show. They climbed on top of cars, dumpsters and scaffolding and hung out of windows hoping to get a better view. 
 
 The New York Daily News (http://nydn.us/1PyVOUE ) reports West hinted on social media that he was going to do the show after the Governor's Ball on Sunday was canceled due to the weather. West had been scheduled to perform. 
 
 The secret show was hinted to start at 2 a.m., and according to West's Twitter page was sold out by 1 a.m. 
 
 Shortly before 2 a.m., Wester Hall tweeted that there would be no show. Police then worked to disperse the crowd. 
 
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 Information from: Daily News, http://www.nydailynews.com
– What was supposed to be a surprise Kanye West show in New York City quickly turned to chaos as thousands of fans descended on the venue. More than 4,000 people swarmed Webster Hall, which only holds 1,500, early Monday morning for the pop-up show. They climbed on top of cars, dumpsters, and scaffolding and hung out of windows hoping to get a better view, the AP reports. The New York Daily News reports West hinted on social media that he was going to do the show after the Governors Ball on Sunday was canceled due to the weather. West had been scheduled to perform.The secret show was hinted to start at 2am, and, according to West's Twitter page, was sold out by 1am. Shortly before 2am, Webster Hall tweeted that there would be no show. Police then worked to disperse the crowd. (This may be the weirdest Kanye story ever.)