A school teacher has been forced to redecorate his classroom after getting complaints in regards to its Kanye West theme.
Adrian Perez from McCabe Elementary in Mendoza, California had made headlines for his Yeezus themed classroom. Perez had used West lyrics and song titles to decorate activity walls such as the "What Did I Learn All Day, All Day?" wall making reference to the rapper's recent single 'All Day' and "New Job Flow" referring to Kanye's 'New God Flow' track.
Perez told Good Morning America, "I never want my students to be discouraged and push them to approach learning with confidence." Perez continued on saying, "I was innovative while designing this classroom. I aspire to be the Kanye West of teaching: Kanye West is one of the most influential people in the world and is the best at what he does. To elaborate, I want to be a positive influence to my students and be the best teacher I can be for them."
The Team Kanye Daily Twitter confirmed that the "administration at the school has stripped all the Kanye related items in Mr. Perez's classroom," and that the school had "received bad emails and phone calls regarding the classroom".
Perez later tweeted that the news was "sad" and he appreciates the support.
By Devon Pyne for RAPstation.com
Elementary teacher decorates classroom in honor of Kanye West
A school teacher has been forced to redecorate his classroom after getting complaints in regards to its Kanye West theme.
Adrian Perez from McCabe Elementary in Mendoza, California had made headlines for his Yeezus themed classroom. Perez had used West lyrics and song titles to decorate activity walls such as the "What Did I Learn All Day, All Day?" wall making reference to the rapper's recent single 'All Day' and "New Job Flow" referring to Kanye's 'New God Flow' track.
Perez told Good Morning America, "I never want my students to be discouraged and push them to approach learning with confidence." Perez continued on saying, "I was innovative while designing this classroom. I aspire to be the Kanye West of teaching: Kanye West is one of the most influential people in the world and is the best at what he does. To elaborate, I want to be a positive influence to my students and be the best teacher I can be for them."
The Team Kanye Daily Twitter confirmed that the "administration at the school has stripped all the Kanye related items in Mr. Perez's classroom," and that the school had "received bad emails and phone calls regarding the classroom".
Perez later tweeted that the news was "sad" and he appreciates the support.
By Devon Pyne for RAPstation.com
