Kidult Vandalizes Kanye West's 'The Life of Pablo' Shop in Paris
Kidult strikes again.
Kidult’s anti-consumerist leanings aren’t exactly a secret as the French graffiti artist has made his ideology known over the years by defacing the likes of Hermès, Louis Vuitton, Maison Margiela, Marc Jacobs, Chanel and A.P.C.‘s flagship storefronts. Back in 2011 he even vandalized Supreme in New York City. Now the Frenchman is back at it — this time making his presence felt at Yeezy’s The Life of Pablo pop-up in Paris. Taking to Twitter yesterday, Kidult foreshadowed what was to come before ultimately highlighting what exactly he had done: tagged the temporary retail spot with “REAL SLAVES” as a not-so-subtle nod to the Yeezus track “New Slaves” and one undoubtedly aimed at the throngs of fans lining the streets for a chance to cop the coveted Pablo merch.
Kidult “facelift” aside, West’s pop-up is open today in the French capital for its second and final day.
The Life of Pablo
40 Rue de Richelieu
75001, Paris
France
“NEWEST SLAVES” #thelifeofchao #kanyewest #modernservitude #kidultpropaganda #paris #fashionweak pic.twitter.com/lYBm86FBfn
— KIDULT (@therealkidult) June 25, 2016
“On modern servitude”
— KIDULT (@therealkidult) June 25, 2016
