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Rapper, Kanye West’s low-maintenance haircut is apparently a lot more expensive to maintain than it looks, with the rapper reportedly spending $500 (N99,615) getting his hair cut every single day.

Quite alarming how anyone can justify $255,799 (that’s about 50M in Nigerian currency) annually on a shaved head… it is mind boggling.

The news came, bizarrely, from Rihanna’s dad, Ronald Fenty, who spoke to Heat magazine about West’s grooming regimen, having spent a month on tour with his daughter when she played some shows with West.
“It’s crazy, Kanye gets a haircut every day,” he said. “He pays his barber $500 a time. I don’t understand how that much hair gets taken off. Kanye just loves the fresh look.”
West’s barber, Ibn Jasper told the magazine that Yeezy has been enjoying his services for years, even asking him to move to New York City, as not one of the city’s barbers could get it right.

Jasper said: “He asked me to move to NYC and I told him, ‘When you can pay me what I make in the shop, I’ll move.”Rapper, Kanye West’s low-maintenance haircut is apparently a lot more expensive to maintain than it looks, with the rapper reportedly spending $500 (N99,615) getting his hair cut every single day.
Quite alarming how anyone can justify $255,799 (that’s about 50M in Nigerian currency) annually on a shaved head… it is mind boggling.
The news came, bizarrely, from Rihanna’s dad, Ronald Fenty, who spoke to Heat magazine about West’s grooming regimen, having spent a month on tour with his daughter when she played some shows with West.
“It’s crazy, Kanye gets a haircut every day,” he said. “He pays his barber $500 a time. I don’t understand how that much hair gets taken off. Kanye just loves the fresh look.”
West’s barber, Ibn Jasper told the magazine that Yeezy has been enjoying his services for years, even asking him to move to New York City, as not one of the city’s barbers could get it right.
Jasper said: “He asked me to move to NYC and I told him, ‘When you can pay me what I make in the shop, I’ll move.”