The latest edition of Kanye West’s ‘Sunday Service’ from Los Angeles is now available to watch.
Ye led his choir through gospel renditions of Jeremih’s ‘Paradise’, Frank Ocean’s ‘Lost’, and he also got in the festive spirit by airing ‘O Come All Ye Faithful’. The performance was in front of a smattering of people who were fortunate enough to watch by on benches while ‘Sunday Service’ went on.
Meanwhile, the vest Kanye donned during a listening party of Donda at the Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta has recently been sold alongside an NFT for £55,000.
West wore the item in August, and after the show, he gifted it to a security guard. Soon enough, the piece of clothing made its way to Jason Reed, who owns a consignment shop in LA, and was sold for $20,000.
It features a hand-painted Donda logo, and also West has signed it with ‘MBD’. It stands for ‘My Body Different’, the security firm who worked at the concert.
The auction house, Christiesinc, then listed it, and their bio for the item read, “We are proud to offer a unique piece of music history: the bullet proof vest worn by Kanye during the August 5th debut of his DONDA album, complete with ballistics panels, hand-painted DONDA and Kanye signed MBD, ‘my body different’, and the first 1-of-1 NFT of its kind sold at Christie’s, allowing this moment in music history to live on both physically and digitally.”
Check out a clip from ‘Sunday Service’ below.
