Donda, Kanye's 10th studio album, raked in over 60 million streams in the U.S.
There's a lot happening in Kanye West's life right now. 'Donda' is finally out, and there have been several listening events. But this morning, September 2, 2021, the rapper dropped this unique video 'Come to Life'.
This is a cut from his final listening session at Chicago's Soldier Field.
According to Billboard, The new video "captures one of the most-talked-about moments from the Aug. 26 event, in which a replica of his childhood home is torched as his celebrity chums Marilyn Manson, Travis Scott, DaBaby, Don Toliver, Westside Gunn, and others look on. Meanwhile, his ex-wife Kim Kardashian strolls about in a white wedding dress."
Married again, that's what the blogosphere would have proclaimed, or have been proclaiming about this new video.
The Billboard also reports that the event "felt like a ceremony of epic proportions that came off as either a dramatic funeral, a symbolistic rebirth, and possibly one of the most unorthodox renewals of vows that over 30,000 people witnessed at the stadium."
After the release of 'Donda' late last month, the 44-year-old rapper claimed on social media that the LP was released without his approval by Universal Music Group, the parent company of Def Jam Recordings.
Donda, Kanye's 10th studio album, raked in over 60 million streams in the U.S. during its first 24 hours on Apple Music, a new 2021 record for the streaming platform.
Watch "Come to Life" above.
