Kanye West two shows in Los Angeles over the weekend, raking in a whopping $33 million as he wages a major comeback after his career was sidelined by his passion for Nazis, according to a new report. Bloomberg says Ye snagged more than $18 million in ticket sales during his Friday concert alone, making it one of the highest-grossing single shows in the history of live music. The news outlet also pointed out Ye still has die-hard fans rushing to buy his new record, "Bully," which is on track to become one of the best-selling albums in its opening week. As you may recall Ye went on a self-destructive campaign praising the Nazis and Hitler, turning him into a pariah within the music industry and pushing away many of his celebrity friends, as well as corporations that were doing business with him. But some of those corporations are giving Ye a second chance, namely Spotify and RapCaviar, according to Bloomberg. The two audio streaming services featured songs from Ye's "Bully" on their top playlists.Ye's L.A. shows were publicized by Live Nation, the world's biggest concert promoter.
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