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Kanye West To Appear On 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' Following Twitter Feud
10/09/2013
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(Radio.com) If this headline means nothing special to you, recall that just a few weeks ago Kanye West sent out a series of tweets to his millions of followers condemning talk-show host and Man Show creator Jimmy Kimmel for a sketch that portrayed Kanye as a child in an interview. Kimmel addressed it on the show, and lo, beef was born.

Was it a stunt? Was it real? At this point it doesn't matter because hopefully the two will be able to bury the hatchet on tonight's (October 9) broadcast of Kimmel's show.

According to Kimmel, Kanye will be on the show. Kimmel tweeted "TOMORROW NIGHT, MY GUEST WILL BE @kanyewest (for real, yes and was it all a setup, no)." more on this story

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