If you've only been reading the headlines about Ye over the past few years (Sexual assault allegations! Antisemitic tirades! A shocking number of explicit references to Hitler!) you might assume his career is dead in the water. But if you were at SoFi Stadium last week during one of his sold-out concerts, you'd have witnessed a man who's not only dry and alive, but defiantly perched on top of the world. Literally: When the artist formerly known as Kanye West returned to the stage last week to commemorate the release of his album, "Bully," he performed atop a massive globe-like...
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