Kanye West's face on Mount Rushmore and a potential White House takeover by the Kardashian unscripted television tribe started up online networking on Monday, a day after the rapper for all intents and purposes commandeered a boisterous MTV Video Music Awards (VMA) show as he proclaimed he wanted to keep running for U.S. president in 2020.
West, who is hitched to Kim Kardashian, started many mocking images on online networking after his meandering, 13-moment discourse on Sunday - when he conceded he had "moved up a touch of something prior in the night - while tolerating the Video Vanguard honor for lifetime accomplishment.
Albeit most viewers saw West's presidential revelation as a joke, a Maryland undergrad on Monday documented printed material with the Federal Election Commission to set up a political activity advisory group called Ready for Kanye.
Eugene Craig III, 24, executive of the Young Minority Republicans Fund, told Reuters he trusted West would consider running as a Republican in 2020.
"We think he is a champion of a great deal of issues and he has a fascinating point of view. (The PAC) is not only a joke," said Craig, an understudy at Bowie State University.
West, 38, scored the recompense show's top hashtag, #Kanye2020, as indicated by social examination organization NetBase. The show turned into the most-tweeted TV program following Nielsen started following Twitter TV movement in 2011, with somewhere in the range of 21.4 million tweets sent in the United States alone.
West's announcement of presidential aspirations activated pictures of his face forced on Shepard Fairey's well known 2008 Barack Obama "Trust" battle blurb and glued on Mount Rushmore close by the figures of U.S. Presidents Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson and Theodore Roosevelt.
Dream conclusion surveys indicated West running in front of Donald Trump, who has been driving surveys among the numerous Republican presidential contenders, while another viral post put Kim Kardashian, and sisters Khloe and Kourtney, outside the White House.
Music site Billboard.com proposed rapper Jay-Z could be West's VP and Taylor Swift could be introduced in the State Department.
The yearly VMA recompenses show, which respects accomplishments in music features, has long been known for its over the top minutes.
Sunday's show was loaded with liberal reviling, dramas about cannabis use, scarcely there outfits, and a clearly coincidental glimmer of uncovered bosoms from host Miley Cyrus, 22.
The Parents Television Council, which says it plans to "shield kids and families from realistic sex, viciousness and obscenity in the media, reacted with shock.
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