Well, we knew he was serious about fashion, but it looks like the Louis Vuitton Don has scored an internship at retail chain the Gap. Initially reported by Us Weekly, the rap star has been "quietly" interning at the apparel giant in an effort to gain some insider's experience.

"He works all the time, and one Friday night recently, he stayed until 12 a.m," Us Weekly reported. "He's learning the fashion business from the inside and trying to do it quietly."

It's true, Kanye West is influenced by many different sources, including filmmaker Spike Jonze ('Where The Wild Things Are,' 'Adaptation') who he tapped to direct the music videos for 'Flashing Lights' and "See You In
My Nightmares.' West has seemingly returned the favor by lending his acting talents to Jonze's short film 'We Were Once A Fairytale," which made its debut this week at the Los Angeles Film Festival.

The film is said to include a N.A.S.A. remix version of 'See You In My Nightmares,' but according to a report by The Daily Swarm, that's probably the most civilized aspect viewers received. Supposedly the film is Jonze's homage to "what people love and hate about Kanye's persona and pushes it into a trippy realm."

Artist: The Dream feat. Kanye West
Song: 'Walking on the Moon'
Why You Should Watch: It's 2085 and The Dream -- and Kanye, of course -- are chasing women in outerspace in the video for the latest single of the Radio Killa's sophomore album, 'Love vs. Money.'

Artist: Clipse feat. Kanye West
Song: 'Kinda Like a Big Deal'
Why You Should Watch: "Third time's a charm" is the message in the duo's video for the first single, featuring Kanye, off their upcoming album, 'Til the Casket Drops,' due in September.

Artist: Kanye West feat. Mr Hudson
Song: 'Paranoid'
Why You Should Watch: Rihanna plays the leading role in the black and white motion picture-ish video for the producer/rapper's latest single off '808s & Heartbreak.'

When Kanye West first heard Mr Hudson's track 'Anyone But Him,' he told the driver to pull over and stop the music. '"About five seconds into the first verse," Hudson told the BoomBox, "he looks at me and he says, 'I'm gonna pay you the biggest compliment I can imagine. This is the kind of s--t I write."

The Brit guested on Kanye's '808s & Heartbreak' and is signed to his label, and the rapper has predicted Hudson could be bigger than him. Hudson recently stopped by the BoomBox's New York headquarters to tell his story and play as many tracks as time allowed from his forthcoming LP 'Straight No Chaser.'

Hudson put on some Kanye-inspired swagger and turned the speakers up to his tunes, which included 'Supernova' featuring Kanye, 'White Lies,' 'Everything is Broken' with Kid Cudi, 'Anyone But Him,' 'There Will Be Tears,' 'Instant Messenger' -- his personal favorite -- and 'Time.'

Who: Kanye West, nightclub owner Unik Ernest and Will.i.am
What: West, Ernest and Will.i.am posed for camera at the Black Eyed Peas album release party hosted by Target.
Where: New York, NY
When: June 10, 2009