Kanye West Did Not Get Backstreet Boys’ Approval for New ‘Everybody’ Single

Kanye West‘s new tackle the Backstreet Boys’ hit “Everybody” has been getting a ton of buzz, however there’s one huge downside … Ye by no means cleared it with the boy band.

Sources linked to BSB inform TMZ Kanye didn’t get the collective OK from Nick, Kevin, Howie, Brian, A.J. and their crew to make use of the 1997 traditional.

In Kanye’s version, you’ll be able to hear the unique music and refrain earlier than Ty Dolla Sign takes over, singing the unique lyrics from “Everybody.”

After all, not clearing the music creates an attention-grabbing problem for Kanye contemplating he is purported to launch his album this week and the music is a listed monitor. Not to say, he is performed it out in public in Miami, promoted it on social media and pumped it via the audio system at his album listening event in Miami Monday evening.

So by all counts … it appeared like Kanye was planning to have it on his “Vultures” album.

We do not know if Kanye reached out and was denied utilization of the monitor or whether or not he simply by no means requested in any respect … however both approach, it ain’t good for Ye.

Kanye’s been the middle of controversy for months, along with his antisemitic remarks — expressing his love for Hitler — and harmful social media rants. As we reported, Ye wore a black KKK-style hood Monday evening at his public occasion.