KANYE IS LOOKING FOR "AMAZING THINKERS" FOR DONDA!

Once Kanye West pops, he really just can't stop.

The outspoken rapper took to Twitter to unleash a barrage of tweets late Wednesday night, touching base on everything from his humble beginnings in fashion to reinventing the education system to his desire to launch a design company.

What began as a confirmation that he was indeed without representation quickly turned into a stream-of-consciousness flow of late-night thoughts and ideas.

"I have no agency representing me currently ... William Morris was fired after Cara Lewis quit," he began. "I love Cara Lewis."

West, 34, announced that he is currently looking to launch design company DONDA, with the help of "a team of architects, graphic designers, directors musicians, producers, AnRs, writers, publicist, social media experts, app guys, managers, car designers, clothing designers, DJs, video game designers, publishers, tech guys, lawyers, bankers, nutritionist, doctors, teachers."

The rapper even mentioned an email, contact DONDA@gmail.com, where interested parties can reach him.

The music mogul further emphasized that these "amazing thinkers" would help him pick up where greats like Michael Jackson, Alexander McQueen and Steve Jobs had left off.

"I want to put creatives in a room together with like minds that are all waaaay doper than me," he wrote. "We want to help simplify and aesthetically improve everything we see hear, touch, taste and feel."

He even quoted thinker George Bernard Shaw to drive his point home: "If you have an apple and I have an apple and we exchange these apples then you and I will still each have one apple.

“But if you have an idea and I have an idea and we exchange these ideas, then each of us will have two ideas."

Yeezy also waxed nostalgic on his success thus far.

"Being a celebrity has afforded me many opportunities but has also boxed me in creatively," he wrote.

"Good logic tells me smile Kanye ... the world likes you again ... red or blue pill? ...aaaaand Swallow lol."

West, who famously fell into a downward spiral of shame following his abrupt stage-storming at the 2009 MTV VMAs, said he now finds redemption by giving back to the creative community.

"Spike Jonze and I want to do a Summer school that tries new forms of curriculum," he wrote, pointing out that "schools should be designed to prep human beings for real life."

"Help education," he wrote. "School systems were designed to turn people into factory workers."

He believes so much in the idea of nurturing a culture of creativity, that he hasn't "bought a new car or piece of jewelry in about 2 years," instead investing "every dime back into creativity.

"I sit everyday and ask what can I do to make a difference."

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