Ye & Big Sean Squash Beef & Reunite at Chicago Show With Performance: ‘I Love You, Bro’
Yeezy also brought out 2 Chainz, Future and Twista during night one of his homecoming at Soldier Field.
Kanye West and Big Sean have reconciled their long-standing feud and reunited at a Chicago show, performing together at Soldier Field. The former beef was sparked by financial disputes over Big Sean's recording contract, with West later calling signing the rapper "the worst thing I've ever done." However, they have since put the past behind them and are on good terms once again.
During the Chicago show on September 3, West welcomed Big Sean as his first guest, performing several hits from the "Cruel Summer" album, including "Clique" and "Mercy" with rapper 2 Chainz. After the performance, Big Sean expressed his love for West and the city of Chicago, saying, "Chi-Town, I love you forever. Ye, I love you, bro, and I appreciate you."
West responded with a similar sentiment, "Love you, fam!" The sold-out show included performances from Future and Twista, with the packed two-hour set featuring over 45 songs. In 2020, West had promised to return G.O.O.D. Music signees' masters to them, a promise Big Sean welcomed warmly. Over the years, West and Sean have collaborated on several tracks, such as "See Me Now," "All Your Fault," "One Man Can Change the World," and "Champions." West is scheduled to return to Soldier Field for another show on September 4.
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