When will it stop?!<\/p>\n
Kanye West<\/strong> took to the stage at an album listening party in Miami on Monday night for Vultures<\/em>, his upcoming project with Ty Dolla $ign<\/strong>. And forget what\u00a0Bianca Censori<\/strong> was wearing, this time Ye had by far the most controversial outfit…<\/p>\n In clips of the event obtained by TMZ<\/em>, which occurred in the Sunshine State where he’s been attending Art Basel<\/strong>, Ye was seen sporting a black hood in the style of KKK<\/strong> robes! Jeez!<\/p>\n Now, this look is (surprisingly) not anything new for the controversial artist. He actually first debuted this piece back in 2013 for his music video for Black Skinhead <\/em>(inset above). Then, it was seen as edgy and artsy… but since he’s revealed his true colors, so to speak, with white supremacist connections and repeated antisemitic comments, it looks a whole lot worse!<\/p>\n Taking to social media after the appearance, critics slammed him, arguing on X (Twitter)<\/strong>:<\/p>\n \u201cThis guy is just not okay he thinks everything he does is normal I think not…”<\/p>\n \u201cBruh dressed like a Klan member.”<\/p>\n \u201cThat’s not art, it’s hate disguised as fashion.”<\/p>\n Yeah, we don’t even know what the argument is at this point. If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck, and tells you over and over it’s a duck… Why assume it’s a genius instead?<\/p>\n Clearly unbothered by the controversy, Ye wore this outfit while his kids Chicago<\/strong>, Saint<\/strong>, and North<\/strong> West<\/strong> watched on (along with his wife). Psalm<\/strong>, Kanye’s youngest with Kim<\/strong> Kardashian<\/strong>, didn’t appear to be in attendance. But it was a big night for his eldest! North joined him on stage at one point to perform her verse on the record. Other guests included collaborators Offset<\/strong>, Lil Durk<\/strong>, Chris Brown<\/strong>, Kodak Black<\/strong>, and Freddie Gibbs<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Take a look (below):<\/p>\n