
Under the terms of the offer, Kanye would release the album to him and him alone. After all, Shkreli, 32, needs entertainment more than ever now that he’s out of a job and awaiting a possible federal trial on fraud charges.
Shkreli is out on $5 million bond after his fraud arrest in December, to which he pleaded innocent. But much of his estimated $45 million worth maybe be tied up in stock from one of his old companies, which is now under bankruptcy protection. The tax man is after him as well — the IRS says he owes $4.6 million while New York State wants him to cough up $2.7 million.
We can almost assure you that Kanye will probably not entertain this offer – especially since he’s still basking in his MSG showing – but at least he gave it the old college try.
Here is my initial offer for the album. @kanyewest Thanks for your consideration and I look forward to your response pic.twitter.com/opJ7mlfraK
— Martin Shkreli (@MartinShkreli) February 11, 2016
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