Kanye West has spoken out about his feelings towards the media on Twitter.

The rapper has faced a number of backlashes from the press over the past year - and now it seems he no longer wants to be involved in the media's scrutiny.

During recent promotion for his forthcoming album 'My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy', West was asked on numerous occasions about his previous actions involving singer Taylor Swift and his Bush outburst.

In a series of tweets on Twitter today (November 10), West acknowledged his frustrations with the media and said he plans to take a break from interviews.

"I don't trust anyone but myself! Everyone has an agenda. I don't do press anymore. I can't be everything to everybody anymore," he said.

The rapper expressed his thoughts on the media's constant revival of his previous actions.

"I can't be everybody's hero and villain savior and sinner Christian and anti Christ!," he wrote.

Tweeting about his recent interview with Matt Lauer of NBC, he said: "Very judged very scrutinized very criticized! I want everyone to know I have lows all the time but I make it through them!"

He added: "Yo I really wonder if Matt Lauer thought that shit was cool to play the MTV clip while I was speaking about Bush?"

'My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy' is released on November 22.

(by Holly Frith)