Kanye West 'Vultures' Album Live Stream Listening Event Gets Cut Off

Kanye West was in Chicago Thursday night and hosting a performance at United Center basically using the show to trot out all his new songs on 'Vultures,' which he didn't release digitally to the masses but which everyone in the building got to hear live. Ye went through his set list rockin' his Jason Voorhees mask and while he cruised through each track, he eventually landed on one where he explicitly mentioned his antisemitism and it appears the platform he was using to stream this was quick to censor him. Kanye raps, "And I'm still crazy, bipolar, antisemite And I'm still the king." Almost a second after that last lyrics the feed on Veeps (the streaming service he opted for to carry his live gig) cut to black and went silent suggesting someone did it purposely. That's what people online are speculating anyway Kanye was up there performing alongside Ty Dolla $ign as they went through the 'Vultures' tracklist. His daughter, North, got onstage too and performed her verse on 'Talking/Once Again.' And yes, the place looked relatively packed. 

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