【The Invited Man (2017) Uncut】

Kanye West is The Invited Man (2017) Uncutreally feeling like Pablo (Picasso) right now -- his work is currently on display in an art gallery.

The wax figures from his controversial "Famous" video were tucked in for a secret art show at Blum And Poe in Los Angeles last night.

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The video is up for the Video of the Year and Top Male Video VMAs on Sunday, but that probably has nothing to do with the timing of this! Taylor Swift was not nominated this year, despite having eligible videos and taking home the top prize in 2015.

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Kim Kardashian West and Kendall Jenner represented the pop culture royal family at the event, posing and Snapchatting throughout the evening.

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The non-wax Kanye West couldn't make it because he was kicking off the Saint Pablo tour, but he did make a digital appearance. Kissing your husband on a screen and Snapchatting his nude wax figure are the new relationship goals.

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Kim was the only human version of the wax figures present. Weirdly, George W. Bush skipped the event.

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On the other hand, Olivia Munn was there for some reason, in her finest Kardashian kostume.

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Kim wore a nude bodysuit under her fishnet dress to honor the theme of the night.

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