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Kanye West and Paul McCartney Collaborating?
08/19/2014
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(Radio.com) It's perhaps an unlikely collaboration, but rumors are spreading (courtesy Page Six) that Paul McCartney and Kanye West are teaming up together in the studio and are working on new music.

It's no secret that both McCartney and West are fans of each other. Last October, during a Twitter Q&A, the Beatle admitted that one of the last albums he bought was West's. Meanwhile, West has referred to himself as the Black Beatle.

Whether or not the world will get to hear their music is still to be determined. So what will a possible collab between McCartney and West sound like? It's anyone's guess, but one track is purportedly titled "Piss on My Grave." Another possibility.

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