Kanye's Bully Show: Hits, Hype, and Controversy

0:00On April 4th, Kanye West finally dropped his new album, Bully, after a string of delays, marking the occasion with two sold-out shows at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. The second one hit on Friday, April 3rd, pulling in massive crowds for what fans are hailing as a career highlight. He packed a set with fresh tracks from Bully, long-lost gems like Wolves and believe what I say, plus all his biggest hits. Though guests lit up the stage too, including his daughter North West on a few songs, Travis Scott for their collab, father and his own FEEN, and heavy hitters like Sealo Green and Andre Trautman. Lauren Hill stole a big chunk of the spotlight, performing classics, such as The Mystery of Iniquity, Dewap, That Thing, Lost Ones, and Joining YAY. On all falls down and believe what I say. She even brought out her son Zion and YG Marley for their cuts, turning it into a full family affair. Die Hard fans are losing their minds online, calling it one of the greatest live shows ever,

1:02with 45 flawless songs and a 12-minute runaway, to close. But not everyone's on board, with technical glitches, late starts, and ongoing backlash over his controversy's fueling heated debates. Praise keeps rolling in alongside the fatigue, showing YAY way's pull remained strong even amid the noise, as bully settles into the mix and fans relive. Those epic nights.