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George W. Bush rep: The former president is 'in much better shape' than depicted in Kanye West video

Oliver Darcy
George W. Bush And Laura Bush Speak At Veteran's Employment Opportunities Summit In D.C.
George W. Bush And Laura Bush Speak At Veteran's Employment Opportunities Summit In D.C.

(President George W. Bush at a summit on "creating employment opportunities for post-9/11 veterans and military families" at the US Chamber of Commerce in 2015 in Washington, D.C.Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

President George W. Bush is apparently taking issue with how he was portrayed in a recent Kanye West music video.

The rapper's "Famous" video featured a wax figure that depicted the former president naked in bed with him and numerous celebrities.

Addressing the controversial clip, a Bush representative told the New York Post that "in case there was any doubt," it was "not President Bush" in the video.

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"He is in much better shape," the unidentified representative told the newspaper.

The music video has spurred backlash against West. The rapper has welcomed the controversy and even dared some of the celebrities depicted naked in the video to sue him.

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