Kanye West Goes On NSFW Rant Over Taylor Swift VMA Moment: 'Say What You F**king Feel'

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Kanye West is still insisting he made Taylor Swift "Famous."

The Life of Pablo rapper once again addressed his 2009 VMA moment with the singer after performing his single, "Famous," (where he takes credit in the lyrics for Taylor's celeb status) during a Manila, Philippines show on Saturday.

"I said what everybody else was thinking," he told the crowd.

"This is the song that broke the writer's block for me," Kanye says of "Famous." "'Cause it's something I wanted to say so bad that they told me I couldn't say."

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The 38-year-old rapper goes onto describe how the public turned on him after he grabbed the mic during Taylor's acceptance speech after she won for Best Female Video over Beyonce, even claiming that Lady Gaga cancelled tour plans with him "the next day."

"That night when I went on stage was the beginning of the end of my life," Kanye remembered. "You know what night I'm talking about."

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"I had to fight every day of my life, with the whole world turned against me, for saying out loud what everyone else felt," he continued. "That's the job of a true artist."

"Say what you f**king feel," Kanye concluded the speech, before admitting it meant a lot to him how the crowd responded to his song.

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Watch the video below to see Kanye's slightly NSFW rant, followed by the crowd chanting "Yeezy" before the rapper performs an encore of "Famous."

Always be you, and say what you feel, Kanye!

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While the Taylor beef was officially squashed six years later when the 1989 singer introduced Kanye for the Video Vanguard award at the 2015 MTV VMAs, the rapper re-ignited the feud with his line about making Taylor Swift "famous."

Watch the video below for her response.