[VIDEO] Kanye West, Candace Cameron Bure Fight: 'Yeezus' Album 'Blasphemous', Tells Rapper To Change Name To 'Uda' On Sway Morning Show
Kanye West has pissed off "Full House" star Candace Cameron Bure (D.J. Tanner) over his new album title "Yeezus." The child star expressed her disgust in a new interview with Sway In The Morning.
Cameron made has been on a religious route after leaving the popular 90's sitcom only appearing on family roles on the GMC channel and on an ABC Family series about gymnasts called, "Make It or Break It."
The singer told Sway that she was appalled at the name of the title and suggested that he could have chosen any other that wasn't blasphemous. "That is way too close...It totally bugs me. I have issues with that." She continued, "There's a million other names out there ... And you could have chosen one that is not one letter off from Jesus. I mean, that's just a little too close. Come on."
"He's actually comparing himself to Jesus? Really?! Should any of us be doing that?! Maybe you should change your name to 'Uda!'" she joked.
The celebrity continued to bash the "Jesus Walks" rapper calling selfish for his title and far for humble, "I think it's more, it comes from a humility point of view. That I would be humbled enough for what Jesus did for me that I don't want to, in any way, elevate myself or put myself side-by-side. I'm humbled by his gratitude," Bure explained.
The actress says her work never comes before religion and insists that she would rather concentrate on family roles in her profession and admits that she isn't as vocal as her brother, actor Kirk Cameron, "Acting is my first passion - and my faith is incredibly important, which flows into every aspect of my life, which includes the decisions that I make on acting." She continued, "I want to focus on great family programming and good movies ... My brother and I have a different style of saying some of those [religious] things. But he is much more in the world of ministry and does a lot of conferences," she told Yahoo last year.