In 2005 the world was shocked by Hurricane Katrina and its unthinkable damage, politically, socially and naturally. Celebrities rallied together for a Red Cross telethon, and one of the segments featured actor Mike Myers and West standing side-by-side. Myers spoke first, reading from a teleprompter about the devastation in the South. When it was Yeezy's turn, he didn't even bother with the script.
"I hate the way they portray us in the media," West began. It awkwardly went down hill from there. Stiff and visually uncomfortable, Myers turned to Kanye in disbelief and the rapper, nervous himself, stuttered through a rant that ended with this now infamous line: "George Bush doesn't care about black people."