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Kanye West Says His Album Will 'Never Never Never' Be on Apple

Photo of Kanye West performing on 'Saturday Night Live,' by Dana Edelson

Kanye West says his new album The Life of Pablo will "never never never be on Apple."

In a series of rousing tweets on Monday afternoon, the rapper said the record will "never be for sale" and it will remain exclusive to Tidal, where it is currently available now for streaming.

West's comments also came shortly after he took aim at what he called "white publications" such as Pitchfork, Rolling Stone and The New York Times, slamming them for negative reviews. He responded by demanding that they "not comment on black music anymore."