Unearthed audio of another vitriolic Kanye West rant has emerged online.
The 36-year-old was apparently secretly recorded while dining with friends at the Corner Bistro in New York's West Village after the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards, Gawker reports.
In a leaked recording, a man who sounds like the rapper is heard screaming as he goes on an expletive-ridden rant. (The website was unable to verify it was the star. Mail Online reached out to his spokesperson but is yet to receive a response.)
It appears to have been taped shortly after Kanye stormed the stage during Taylor Swift's Best Female Video acceptance speech, complaining that Beyoncé deserved to win the gong.
It seems he continued to rage about the decision after the show in the company of his friends.
He also took aim at Pink, bitterly complaining that she appeared onstage at the VMA Awards while he wasn’t asked to perform his hit track, Heartless.
He reasons with his pals why Taylor should not have won the gong all while referring to his own 'hard' work.
'When I heard Eminem's verse on the Drake s***, I went back and rewrote my s*** for two days,' he screams.
'I canceled appointments to rewrite! I f***in' care! You know what I'm saying? And that's what I'm saying.
'Because I did that, Taylor Swift cannot win over Beyoncé! Because I wrote my verse in two days, Taylor Swift cannot beat Beyoncé. As long as I'm alive!
'And if I'm alive, kill me then! Kill me then! As long as I'm alive, you gonna have to deal with it," he rants.
The rapper is also heard sounding off about how he didn't get invited to perform at the VMAs, despite having massive success with his song, Heartless.
In the second rant, he takes aim at Pink who had done two stage performances that night.
'What the f*** was Pink performing? Don't nobody know that song. Pink performed twice! Two songs? How the f*** Pink perform two songs and I didn't even get asked to perform 'Heartless'?' he asks to anyone in the crowd.
'Heartless is the biggest song of the year! It had the most spins of the first quarter! I don't know that Pink song!'
Kanye, who had told Jay Leno on his talk show following the ordeal that he was struggling with the loss of his mother Donda who died in 2007 due to cosmetic surgery complications, is also heard blaming the industry for her death.
When asked by one of his pals why he was so angry, Kanye also takes aim at MTV, who had invited him to the VMAs in the first place.
'(I am angry) because my mother got arrested for the f***in' sit-ins. My mother died for this fame s***! I moved to f***in' Hollywood chasing this s***. My mother died because of this s***. F*** MTV,' he yells.
Following his onstage ambush, Kanye apologised to Taylor after President Barack Obama called him a 'jackass' over the incident.
The U.S. President voiced his opinion on the shameful act, which was beamed live to 27 million households in America, and shortly afterward the rapper finally did the decent thing and called the country star.
The President's colourful remark was made during an interview with U.S. network CNBC and was meant to be kept off the record.
But the comment leaked out to news sites after a reporter from rival network ABC posted the comment on micro-blogging site Twitter.
'Pres. Obama just called Kanye West a 'jackass' for his outburst at VMAs when Taylor Swift won. Now THAT'S presidential,' reporter Terry Moran wrote.
Despite saying sorry on his blog and talking about the incident on TV, it took him two days to speak to Taylor and offer a personal apology.
Taylor had appeared on TV show The View where she admitted that she had been 'rattled' by his onstage hijack and said he hadn't apologised to her.
'He has not personally reached out or anything but if he wanted to say hi (I would),' she said.
'I'm not gonna say that I wasn't riled by it. I had to perform live five minutes later so I had to get myself back to the place where I could perform.'
He then called Taylor, and she accepted his apology, according to publicists from the show.
Kanye took a massive drubbing following the awards ceremony.
During one his emotional apologies on The Jay Leno show, Kanye said he was sorry for being 'rude'.
He told the talk show host he was planning to take a break from the music industry and to assess his behaviour, which he partly sought to excuse with the death of his mother.
As the host introduced his guest, he said: 'This really wasn't planned but Kanye wanted to talk, so please welcome Kanye West.'
When he sat down, Leno said to him: 'Tell us about your day. Have you had a tough day today?'
His voice cracking, Kanye said: 'It's been extremely difficult, just dealing with the fact that I hurt someone or took anything away, you know, from a talented artist - or from anyone.
'But I need to, after this, take some time off and just analyse how I'm going to make it through the rest of this life, how I'm going to improve. Because I am a celebrity, and that's something I have to deal with.
'It was rude, period.
'And, you know, I'd like to be able to apologise to her in person. And I wanted to...'
Kanye appeared on the verge of tears when asked what he thought his late mother would have said about the incident.
When Leno asked when he knew he was doing something wrong, West replied: 'As soon as I gave the mic back to her and she didn't keep going.'
The talk show host then asked if he thought his mother would have been disappointed in his behaviour.
After pausing for several seconds, he said: 'Yeah.
'Obviously, I deal with hurt.
'And you know, so many celebrities, they never take time off. I've never taken the time off to really - you know, just music after music and tour after tour.
'I'm just ashamed that my hurt caused someone else's hurt - and I don't try to justify it because I was just in the wrong. That's period.
'I only wanted to help people. My entire life, I've only wanted to give and do something that I felt was right.
'And I immediately knew in this situation that it was wrong and it wasn't a spectacle. It was actually someone's emotions that I stepped on.
Despite his public and personal apologies to Taylor, in 2010 Kanye appeared to had taken them back when he alluded that he was 'peer pressured' into saying sorry, and that he still stood by his 'message'.
'I think that I have like, faltered, you know, as a human. My message isn’t perfectly defined,' he told The New York Times.