Kanye West Twitter: The Controversial Rapper Revealed The Cover Art For His Seventh Album On Twitter As The Hitmaker Laid Down And Refused To Talk During 'The Jonathan Ross Show'!

Looks like Kanye West pulled yet another bizarre stunt while filming for "The Jonathan Ross Show" last week, according to Independent.

The rapper, who was booked to perform his hit, "Only One" and not for an interview, reportedly lay on the floor and refused to say anything at all to Ross, as soon as he finished singing, according to Huffington Post. The host attempted to get a response from the rapper even by lying on the floor beside him, and joking about his wife Kim Kardashian and the size of her backside.

The presenter tried to coax a reaction from West by saying, "If you want to spoon, I don't mind. [My bum]'s not as big as Kim's, but it is all yours." An insider told The Sun that the rapper refused to sit in the green room along with other guests and also didn't take part in the group photo.

But all doesn't seem to be going strange for the 37-year-old rapper who announced the title of his new album, "So Help Me God," yesterday (March 1).

So Help Me God pic.twitter.com/e3UUsQQEts

— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) March 1, 2015

According to Entertainment Wise, the "Only One" singer finally shared the first details of his forthcoming seventh studio album. West tweeted a pic showing a diamond-shaped symbol which has lower-cased m's on each point. However, he did not confirm whether this artwork was going to appear on the album.

According to EntertainmentWise, the controversial rapper took to his Twitter to drop the much-anticipated title of "So Help Me God" and its cover, which apparently is thought to depict the thirteenth century monastic symbol for the Virgin Mary. West has already released the album's lead single "Only One," in collaboration with Paul McCartney. West performed "All Day" during this week's Brit Awards. It is said that half of his performance was muted out by ITV. In addition, the rapper also dropped "Wolves," featuring Vic Mensa and Sia.

The serial hitmaker told the Breakfast Club radio show that the album is 80 percent done and will feature bars, songs, cookout-music that just feels good. He added that his last album was a protest of music. The rapper caused a lot of commotion across the capital along with his wife Kardashian, during his stay in London this week. He further shocked his fans during an interview with BBC Radio 1's Zane Lowe when he broke down to the host on Thursday, Feb. 26 as he spoke of the loss of the late Louise Wilson.

Let us know what you think about the cover art for "So Help Me God" in the comments below!