Ye’s concert at Raymond James Stadium on Friday drew tens of thousands of dedicated fans, all of whom were willing to look past his controversial behavior and enjoy a show that put him literally on top of the world.
On Sunday, he brought out a couple of special guests, too.
According to videos posted from the show, Ye brought out South Florida rapper Kodak Black to perform a mini-set during the show, including his songs “Roll in Peace” and “No Flockin.”
Then, later in the show, Ye emerged from his globelike stage with daughter North West in tow. North, the teenage daughter of Ye and Kim Kardashian, came out to sing lead on a couple of tracks, including her own “D!E.” You can see her around the hour-and-12-minute mark of this video.
For all the talk about the ethics and morality of going to a Ye show leading into the weekend, the concerts themselves proved wildly popular inside the stadium.
“As the lights went down and the dome lit up, swirling blue and green, all was forgiven,” our reviewer wrote of the Friday show. “Ye popped out, the smell of weed filled the air, and the barrage of songs began.
“Yeezy paced as he blasted through singalong-inducing hits like ‘Mercy,’ ‘Bound 2,’ ‘Father Stretch My Hands, Pt. 1′ and ‘Can’t Tell Me Nothing.’ During ‘N—-s in Paris,’ the dome morphed into a moon. Blue lasers shot from the scoreboards, flashing with the bass and transforming the stadium into an extraterrestrial nightclub.”