Kanye West issues completed 'Black Skinhead' video A still taken from Kanye West's "BLKKK SKKKN HEAD" video. The polarizing rapper made his latest video interactive, allowing viewers to control the playback speed and take and share screenshots of the video. Screenshot / July 22, 2013 July 22, 2013, 10:46 a.m. Kanye West's official video for "Black Skinhead" is finally out. West posted a link to the completed video for the single (stylized as "BLKKK SKKKN HEAD") on his website Monday morning. A rough cut of the clip, the first visual from his polarizing album "Yeezus," leaked online earlier this month, igniting a furor of tweets from the rapper. "Me and Nick Knight have been working on this video for 5 months and for creatives it's heartbreaking when something like this happens," he fired off. RELATED: Kanye West tangles with another paparazzo In the black-and-white clip, a CGI-version of a very buff and shirtless West dances and raps in the dark using some coarse language as well as haunting images, including some rather ferocious Dobermans and Ku Klux Klan-inspired visuals. The final version looks identical to the rough draft, albeit more polished and less like a hacked version of "The Sims," and it's safer for work seeing as how the full frontal rendering of West was left out. West's video is also interactive, allowing viewers to control the playback speed and take and share screenshots of the video with the help of a cursor that just so happens to be flipping the bird. Watch and play with the video here.