What bad blood?!

Kanye West appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night to put to rest his feud with the talk show host, and he unintentionally gave everyone a lot more reasons to poke fun at him!

After Kimmel used child actors to reenact the rapper's BBC interview where he called himself "the greatest rock star on the planet", the "Yeezus" lyricist went on an all caps Twitter tirade against him, but the late night funny man insists it wasn't meant to be malicious.

"I will tell you that the main reason I did that is because I like to see kids curse. I think it's funny," the TV host explained.

Mr. West took his apology and laughed off the sketch, but was quick to point out that he meant everything he said in that interview.

    "Everyone out there needs to know that I've never done a publicity stunt in my life. Anytime I went up and spoke my mind whether I thought it put my career in jeopardy or whatever, it was always what I thought was the truth. I don't follow the rules of normal celebrities or whatever their publicists tell them to say," he proudly declared.


So what did the Louis Vuitton Don think of their beef?

    "We kind of just took it back to high school for a little bit," he added.


The hot tempered star stuck to his guns throughout the interview by insisting whatever comes out of his mouth is the truth.

    "I'm not running for office. I'm just here to make good music. When I did that interview [with BBC], I was really vocal with a lot of things I've been dealing over the last 10 years. For me, I'm a creative genius, and I know you're not supposed to say that about yourself. I say things the wrong way a lot of times, but my intention's always positive. For me to say I wasn't a genius, I would be lying to you and myself," he explained.


Yeezus he's full of himself!