If you've ever wanted Kanye West to have Zoe Voss Archivesa direct impact on your life, put a photo of him as your lock screen.
Twitter user Michael Butler tweeted this fantastic screenshot using a triumphant photo of Kanye as his lock screen. Just look at the passion in his face.
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Even texts from your disappointed mom can't keep Kanye down. This could be the most direct way he can contribute to your personal life.
Inspired by Butler's viral tweet, other Twitter users have followed suit:
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