Kanye's Homecoming: Drama, Duets, and Divisive Reception

On April 2nd Kanye West made his big return to headline shows in the U.S. for the first

time since 2021 kicking off his Y-A-Y homecoming series at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Wednesday

night.

The sold-out crowd of 70,000 watched as he halted his performance of Good Life, mid-song

over lighting and pyrotechnic glitches that didn't match his vision.

Things got tense when the lights kept flashing in ways he hated, leading to multiple stops

while his team scrambled to fix it.

After four tries, the show finally rolled on, and the fans cheered loud.

His 12-year-old daughter North joined him on stage for a sweet duet on talking and piercing

on my hand, sharing a big hug that lit up the night.

This comes after his international tours in places like Mexico City, China, and South

Korea.

West's past anti-Semitic remarks still stir backlash, even after his January apology blaming

untreated bipolar disorder.

Jewish groups in L.A. voiced worries about his stadium gage, sending the wrong signal,

and similar heat is building over his July headline spots at, London's wireless festival.

He's back at SoFi tonight for round two.

Proving his pull remains strong, despite the drama I stay glued on what comes next.

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