Lorde, in one of the best responses, reposted the photo with the word “mom” (the singer just released a collaboration with West). Kardashian tweeted the images, along with the amusing message, “And they say I didn't have a y balancing a champagne glass on your ass LOL.” Adorably, Kim’s husband, Kanye West, also posted the cover, with the caption “#ALLDAY.” While some-like Glee star Naya Rivera-bristled at the provocative shots, the general Internet sentiment seemed to be one of bemused appreciation. These images were shot by Jean-Paul Goude, the renowned French artist famous for his shots of Grace Jones (and the Kim champagne shot is an homage to Goude’s “Champagne Incident” work). In one of the images, Kim is seen baring her world-famous behind-shined and polished to an extreme extent-while in the other she is opening a bottle of champagne which sprays behind her into a glass resting on her derriere. And, in the case of the dual covers of Paper magazine featuring Kim Kardashian that hit the ’net last night, accompanied with such a promise, they, we would assess, certainly delivered (even if the Internet did not, you know, technically break). If you’re going to splash the words “BREAK THE INTERNET” across your print magazine cover, you better be able to provide sufficient goods to support that claim.
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