Ye's, (formerly called Kanye West) China comeback after years of anticipation has sparked total chaos, in a good way. Given the way the Korean leg turned out to be a total turnover, fans in China know they are in for a ride. While the record sales have spoken for themselves, now, they are craving more, quite literally begging for a world tour. Despite the fat chance, their enthusiasm is still sky-high. It is only to see if Ye pays heed to the calls at all, or if fans have to settle for sold-out listening parties like this one. 

Daniel McCartney, CEO of Outlast Records and booking/music agent at UTA, took to his Instagram stories to drop the latest update on Ye's China Listening Party. In a shocking revelation, he announced that all 30,000 tickets sold out in just 3 minutes, with a follow-up story confirming the sale ended in mere seconds. The seats for the tour are now fully booked, leaving fans eager for more. 

While fans are mixed with emotions, they have flooded social media platforms, expressing their excitement and calling for more. After charting an uncanny record in South Korea following the tour, Ye is visibly on his way to becoming a Chinese favorite, given this country is more like a home to the rapper. 

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Ye’s China sellout has sparked a demand that fans dared not think about a few months ago-a Vultures World Tour. 

As the sold-out news broke, a mix of emotions flooded X. Some fans vented their frustration at missing out on tickets, while others ecstatically celebrated the milestone. Thrilled to see Ye's massive popularity in China, devoted fans called for a Vultures World Tour following his Chinese leg. “He needs to announce the world tour fr” wrote a user. Another followed suit, crying for a “world tour next”.

Others simply rejoiced at the fact that Ye’s come back to the music industry is real, with his desperate English fans calling for a UK touchdown.

As of the latest updates, the rapper is all set for the Vultures Listening Party in Haikou, China on September 15 at Haikou Wuyuan River Sports Park. Ye’s Chinese leg comes after a successful event in Seoul, which ended up as a full-blown concert. Although Ye had canceled his sold-out Taiwan show before heading on to Korea, the developments of the Chinese event come as a respite to the fans. 

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