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Posted at 10:01 AM ET, 10/11/2011

Kanye West occupies Wall Street; Lil Wayne uploads “public service announcement”; Hank Williams Jr. snaps at the media in song


Kanye West, shown here performing at Coachella, made an appearance at the Occupy Wall Street protests, Monday. (AP Photo/Spencer Weiner)
- Hip-hop royals Kanye West and Russell Simmons occupied Wall Street, yesterday. They join a growing list of celebrities to attend the ongoing protest, but West did not perform. Celebritology has the full report.

- Lil Wayne has uploaded a video he’s calling a “public service announcement” — a sad, rambling 30-minute monologue on Steve Jobs, his tattoos, his wealth and his drug use. Spin parses it here.

- After “Monday Night Football” yanked his theme song from the airwaves after he compared President Obama to Adolf Hitler, country legend Hank Williams Jr. has penned a song snapping at the media called “Keep the Change.” It’s a phrase the Post’s David Malitz noticed on a banner when he reviewed Williams’ Patriot Center concert last year.

Clicky shuffle: Your random song for Tuesday morning.

Jhene Aiko, “My Mine”

By  |  10:01 AM ET, 10/11/2011

Categories:  Morning click | Tags:  Kanye West, Russell Simmons, Lil Wayne, Hank Williams Jr.

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