Fans of Kanye West in the Anaheim area will have to wait a bit longer to get their rant or ridiculous revelation. The Yeezus tour caught a snag due to some unforseen technical issues.
Since Kanye West uttered the words, “Yeezus season approaching,” he’s found numerous ways to make his sixth studio album’s title a common term in Hip-Hop. This continues with the opening of the official “Yeezus” tour pop-up shop in Los Angeles.
Kanye West is a mastermind of keeping himself in the news, and the Yeezus tour has been the perfect soapbox for his antics. Unlike the San Jose show–which was privy to some new music–the ticketholders of Las Vegas were treated to an egotistic sermon that spawned for over ten minutes.
If you were fortunate enough to grab tickets for the Yeezus tour, the possibilities for surprises are endless. Whether it’s controversial concert merchandise or faux-messiahs appearing on stage, Kanye West has been excelling in the showmanship of big tour in every sense of the word.
Kanye West is getting very comfortable in the Bay Area. During his most recent visit, he spoke with 99.7 NOW about the importance God, family, why design can change the world, who came up with the title Yeezus and why he cannot be changed.
Of the many brow-raising moments surrounding Kanye West‘s “Yeezus” tour, the faux Jesus that enters the stage may have top honors. Last night, the G.O.O.D. Music founder explained his reasoning for the bearded white man’s appearance to Wild 94.9′s The JV Show in San Francisco.
From his music to his interviews to his stage shows, Kanye West has a knack for causing controversy. Add tour merchandise to the list since the Yeezus tour paraphernalia the “New Slaves” rapper is peddling at his shows features images of the Confederate flag.
Kanye West rapped that he made “Jesus Walks” so he’s never going to hell on The Throne’s “Otis.” However, it couldn’t stop the first show of the Yeezy Tour in Seattle on Saturday night (Oct. 19) from starting two hours late. Yeezy did bring out a fake Jesus, though.
It was criminally wrong for Kanye West not to include Kendrick Lamar at the New York City shows of the “Yeezus” tour. Today, the G.O.O.D. Music founder announced that he’s amended that situation, and to top it off, A Tribe Called Quest, will also join Big Apple shows.
Kanye West, known to have an affinity for France, performed his Yeezus track “Black Skinhead” over the pond on Le Grand Journal.
More footage surfaces from Kanye West‘s recent trip to Later…With Jools Holland. Apparently, the G.O.O.D. Music general also performed Yeezus tracks “New Slaves” and “Blood On The Leaves” along with “Bound 2.”
Now this is a surprise for the ages. There have been rumors that Kanye West planned to embark on his first solo tour since 2008’s “Glow In the Dark” tour, but no one could have foreseen who his running mate would be.
