• Kanye wants to be a decision-maker.
• He wants to make some significant moves like other CEOs.
• He previously targeted Jing.

In the midst of his dispute with the leadership of a German-based shoe firm, American musician Kanye West has stated his ambition to acquire control of a significant shoe company, claiming: “I need to be the chief decision maker.”

The 45-year-old artist wrote on Instagram on Monday that he wanted to make a significant move like Authentic Brands CEO Jamie Salter’s purchase of Reebok from Adidas earlier this year.

In a message to his 17 million followers, Kim Kardashian’s ex-boyfriend West said: “I need a shoe company like how Jamie Salter bought Reebok or I’ll take over some shoe factories.”

“I’ve went to JP Morgan but of course they won’t give me no deal flow cause Jin(g) Ulrich is on the board of both Adidas and JP Morgan. What shoe company will give me control. I need to be the head of the board and chief decision maker.”

The musician claimed to have visited JP Morgan to inquire about a purchase, although Jing Ulrich, managing director and vice chairman of investment banking, is a member of the Adidas board of directors.

He said: ‘My mama was an English professor and I was an English major I know how to speak correct English but I’m here to correct the English.’

The All of the Lights singer has previously hit marked executive Jing as well as a number of other adversaries, such as Kid Cudi, Pete Davidson, and Adidas executive Daniel Cherry.

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