Ye's Comeback Tour Kicks Off with Daughter North

On April 2nd, Y-Y kicked off his comeback tour with a sold-out show at Inglewood's

So-5 Stadium in Los Angeles on Wednesday, drawing 70,000 fans for a two-hour sit.

His 12-year-old daughter North joined him on stage, rocking blue hair and tour merch as

they performed tracks like talking and piercing on my hand, sharing a big hug in front of

the crowd.

He mixed cuts from his new album Bully with classics such as Can't Tell Me Nothing in

Mercy, plus the guest spot from Don Tolliver on Songs Like Moon, and E-45.

This marks his return after a public apology for past anti-submitted comments that cost

the major deals with Adidas, Gap, and others back in 20.

22.

Fans were hyped, and YA way seemed in good spirits, though he restarted good life a few times,

gripping about the corny lighting even joking if it felt.

Like an SNL skit.

He wrapped with his 2010 track runaway, and reports say tickets for the tour are moving

fast.

His apology came via a full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal earlier this year, where

he opened up about his bipolar disorder, hitting rock bottom.

And getting help from wife Bianca Sensori.

He also shared how a movie like 21 Jump Street shifted his views on Jewish people.

Now he's lined up to headline wireless festival in the UK for the first time in 11 years,

the Jewish groups are pushing back hard, calling for a visa block over his history, while

his track record of late shows raises doubts if he'll even show.

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