It was one of the craziest moments I have ever been a part of; seeing hundreds of people lining six corners looking in all directions waiting to see a three minute video of a song they’ve never heard. Then, hearing the shrieks and screams after seeing a blacked out U-Haul van pull up to the location, then seeing a bunch of people roll out with a projector, speakers, and begin playing the visual and new track for one of the most poloarizing figures in hip-hop history. I don’t know anyone who could drop random locations and times in 66 spots around the globe and draw the kind of crowd and buzz that I witnessed last night. It was a truly humbling experience being a part of something bigger than me. It was larger than life. It was KANYE WEST.
In case you’ve been sleeping under a rock (or just not on Twitter/Instagram/Facebook/Vine) – last night, Kanye West tweeted and damn near shut the world down:
NEW SONG AND VISUAL FROM MY NEW ALBUM BEING PROJECTED TONIGHT ACROSS THE GLOBE ON 66 BUILDINGS, LOCATIONS @ KANYEWEST.COM
— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) May 18, 2013
In Chicago, Kanye West premiered his latest song, “New Slaves” from his upcoming album at seven different locations throughout the windy city including: Northwestern University, University of Chicago, Chicago History Museum, Michigan Avenue, Millenium Park, Wrigley Field, and Six Corners. Check out the videos of the locations below.
University of Chicago
Chicago History Museum
Michigan Avenue
Millenium Park
Wrigley Field
The viewing I attended: Six Corners [Damen/Milwaukee/North, Wicker Park]
For more footage from Six Corners and additional photos… Check out my Vine & Instagram.
Jordhan Woods 
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