Kanye West has been in the spotlight repeatedly, thanks to his controversial antics. Although he was once deemed the biggest rapper in the industry, his fall from grace happened shortly after his split from his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian. With Ye using social media as a weapon to share his uncensored takes, it ended up costing him a lot. From the falling through of his Adidas contract to his Balenciaga nixing, his empire came crashing down.

The 46-year-old has still been in the spotlight through his turbulent years. However, he recently ended up sharing some of the biggest things he had learned in the past few years.

Kanye West reveals his key takeaways from recent years

Since 2022, Kanye West has tried his hardest to keep his life under the radar. Apart from not saying much in public and even doubling down on his privacy, the father of four also downgraded to a fancy apartment with his wife, Bianca Censori. Now, shortly after Ye headlined the Rolling Loud music festival, the 46-year-old sat down with BigBoyTV to share some insight into his ‘Vultures 1’ album and some “big things” he had learned in life.

“Do not expect anything from anyone,” West stated. He also quickly added, “But also, n**ga better not expect nothing from me.” His response was met with the interviewer and Ty Dolla $ign agreeing with the Yeezy creator’s dislike of being told what to do. After all, the rapper has always been one to do things that he wants. Even recently, the 46-year-old proved that he would continue to do things his way no matter what the world said after the disappointment of his recent festival set.

Everyone had problems with Ye delivering another listening party after promising a performance. However, the rapper chose to defend his decision even amidst the criticism.

Kanye West sticks by his Rolling Loud set

Recently, Kanye West made his comeback to the music festival scene by heading the event with his ‘Vultures 1’ collaborator, Ty Dolla $ign. While both rappers had given their fans another listening event, it ended up disappointing a few people. During the same interview with BigBoyTV, he opened up about why his mic-less performances were better than others. 

Ye claimed that “people just came for the experience,” not the performance. While he may have been on to something, his set ended up falling short of what fans had hoped for. However, with West rumored to be planning a ‘Vultures’ world tour, fans might get a real performance soon.

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