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The phrasing of the image caption is ambiguous, since "suggested he would appear on the song over Twitter" could imply he was going to rap via Twitter, whereas I think you mean to say he suggested over Twitter that he would appear on the song.
The rapper uses his taxes paid to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as an excuse for the high prices of his merchandise and Yeezy sneakers, justifying them to feed his family and not have to appear on the TV series Dancing with the Stars. I don't understand what this sentence is saying after "justifying them..." Could you please clarify?
My understanding is that anyone can publish a podcast. That's at least how it works on Spotify or Apple Podcast, I'm not sure if Amazon Music is different. If not, I think that would make this a self-published source. Does Amazon have a higher standard for which podcasts are hosted on their service? Have Chris Lambert and Travis Bean been published in any reliable secondary sources?