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Stadium Warns of Hate Speech Ahead of Ye's Houston Concert
1 Nov
Summary
- Ye performed in Houston on Halloween with daughter North West and collaborator Playboi Carti.
- Reliant Stadium issued a warning against 'outward expressions of hate' before the show.
- The concert marked Ye's first Houston performance since 2019, drawing over 80,000 attendees.
Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, held a Halloween performance at Houston's Reliant Stadium, drawing over 80,000 attendees. During the event on October 31st, he was joined onstage by his daughter North West for several songs and by collaborator Playboi Carti. The concert was Ye's first appearance in Houston since 2019.
Prior to the show, Reliant Stadium issued a stern warning on social media, stating that "outward expressions of hate will not be tolerated" and that violators would be removed. Concerns were also raised by Holocaust Museum Houston regarding the phrase "Ye is right."
The tour is scheduled to continue in the Dallas area on November 7th and the Phoenix area on November 21st. Ye had previously issued a full-page apology in The Wall Street Journal in January, expressing commitment to accountability and change.
