Kanye West freestyled entirety of 'Yeezus' to Seth Rogen in the back of a limo

Rapper bumped into actor and his wife in New York hotel

Kanye West freestyled the entirety of 'Yeezus' to Seth Rogen in the back of a limo for two hours, the actor has revealed.In an interview with Rolling Stone, Rogen recalled the time West escorted he and his wife into a private limo after they bumped into the rapper in the lobby of a New York hotel.In the car, West proceeded to give the couple an exclusive first performance of 'Yeezus' ahead of its release. 'Me and my wife had gotten some dessert and were in the lobby getting plates to bring back to our room ... And Kanye was like, 'What are you guys doing? Want to hear my new album?'' Rogen said. 'So he takes us to this limo van and starts playing his album - except there's no lyrics only beats. So he raps the whole album and after each song, he stops it, like 'So what do you think?' We were in the van for two hours!' Rogen goes on to say that he's been inspired by the incident to be more courageous with his work. 'Now I realise the next person he sees that he knows is getting pulled into that van. But I learned a lesson from it - which is that Kanye is seeking input at all times,' he said. 'Process-wise, it showed an openness and a fearlessness. We started screening our movies more and in rougher versions for our friends because of that.' This isn't the first time Rogen and West have crossed paths. Rogen and fellow actor James Franco made a parody video of West's track 'Bound 2' last year, which they were then asked to re-enact in its entirety in front of West and Kim Kardashian at their wedding. Last week, new information by Rihanna suggested that Kanye West will tour in 2015. One of the prize's listed in the second annual instalment of Rihanna's Diamond Ball Auction was a 'Kanye West Tour Experience'. As part of the package, the winners were promised to 'Be Kanye West's special front row VIP guest for his upcoming North American 2015 tour.' The follow up to 'Yeezus' is currently in production and awaiting a release date.