Ye’s Tampa comeback rises above the crowd—literally, on a giant globe

TL;DR
Kanye West, performing as Ye, headlined a two-hour comeback show in Tampa atop a giant globe at Raymond James Stadium, blasting through about 34 songs and a set that spanned much of his catalog with a chunk dedicated to his latest work. Fans turned out in force despite protests and renewed scrutiny over antisemitism, while the performance largely kept the focus on the music, backed by dazzling visuals, roaring crowds and merch-driven fanfare that underscored a loyal fanbase and a high-energy return.
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- Ye takes stage at Raymond James despite backlash, calls to cancel Tampa concerts FOX 13 Tampa Bay
- ‘Separate the art from the artist’: Fans fill Ray Jay Stadium for controversial Ye concert WFLA
- Rick Scott pushes to cancel Florida Ye shows The Hill
- Florida Holocaust Museum offers free admission as Ye concerts move forward in Tampa wtsp.com
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