Kanye West

The Bighorn Mountain Ranch lies on 6,713 acres in Big Horn County, eighty miles east of Cody and eighty miles west of Sheridan, near the towns of Shell and Greybull.

It's no surprise that random pictures of Kanye West in Wyoming have been popping up all over the internet.

Kanye understands there is only one way for people to get to know you and meet you, throw a block party. In this case, it was Sunday Mass.

After just under two weeks of living on their 14 million dollar ranch in Cody, Wyoming, the Kardashian/West clan has already got in bit of trouble with law enforcement after Kim posted a video to her Instagram account of the family chasing pronghorn on an ATV.

A Public Information Officer had this to say about the move, “residents are set in their ways. It’ll be a learning curve for them to get used to the way people are around here.”

Ever since Kanye West decided to record four new Hip-Hop albums in a secluded area of Jackson Hole, the entire state of Wyoming has been in the limelight.

Jonah Hill was recently on Jimmy Kimmel Live discussing Kanye West's listening party that was held in Jackson Hole.

Kanye West has been churning out 7-track albums just about weekly from his recording studio in Jackson, but the newly released Nas is by far the best.

Comedian Chris Rock introduced Kanye West's new album at his listening party last weekend in Jackson and threw out a couple subtle jabs at Wyoming's lack of diversity.

Rapper Pusha T is just one of a long line of hip hop musicians to spend time in Wyoming recently, but apparently a fox wasn't too happy with his visit.

If nothing more, Yeezy has brought the Cowboy State to the musical forefront for more than just country music.

Keep it local, support Wyoming businesses before throwing an exorbitant amount of money at a famous rapper who thinks Wyoming is kitsch.