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Late Saturday evening, Kanye West officially joined Instagram. At the time of writing, West amassed a cool 329,000 followers overnight with a single post, yet he hasn't followed a single person, not even his wife, Kim Kardashian-West.

SEE ALSO: Kanye West says phones disrupt his creative process Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

While West is known for his sometimes ridiculous and possibly artistic tweets, this is his first time using the photo app. In 2013 he shot down any rumors that he may have an Instagram account.

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But in March of 2016 he did saying he was "thinking about getting an Instagram."

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West only grammed one photo, which appears to be a still from the 1990 sci-fi flick Total Recallstarring Arnold Schwarzenegger.

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Oddly enough, Yeezy tweeted on Thursday that he got rid of his phone because it was clogging up his creative process, so hopefully Instagram will prove to be a satisfying creative outlet.

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We can't wait to see Kanye's brunch and sunset pics in the near future.

Bonus: Doug the Pug's Kim Kardashian Photoshoot

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