Travis Scott introduced out Kanye West to play a slew of hits, together with “Runaway” and “The entire Lights,” on the Orlando cease on his Circus Maximus tour.

The controversial rapper’s appearances as of late have primarily centered round “Vultures,” his upcoming collaborative album with Ty Dolla $ign. And although he did play the challenge’s title observe throughout Scott’s present, he unexpectedly crammed the remainder of his time on stage with hits, together with “Runaway,” “Fade,” “Can’t Inform Me Nothing,” “The entire Lights” and “Father Stretch My Fingers Pt. 1,” as reported by Complicated Music. However, after all, West added an unsettling twist to the in any other case “previous Kanye” efficiency by donning a white hockey masks à la “Friday the thirteenth” killer Jason Voorhees.

West is trying a comeback after his antisemitic feedback final fall landed him in sizzling water. He was condemned by the Anti-Defamation League, confronted suspensions on social media platforms and was dropped from main partnerships together with with Adidas, Balenciaga and Hole.

Nonetheless, West has continued to trigger controversy throughout his newest album cycle, with the title observe’s lyrics together with the road, “How am I antisemitic? I simply fucked a Jewish bitch.” And, throughout a livestreamed album listening session in Las Vegas, West delivered a prolonged rant during which he in contrast himself to Jesus Christ and Hitler. Shortly after, he posted a quick apology to the Jewish neighborhood on Instagram, written in Hebrew.

“I sincerely apologize to the Jewish neighborhood for any unintended outburst attributable to my phrases or actions. It was not my intention to harm or disrespect, and I deeply remorse any ache I could have brought on,” West wrote. “I’m dedicated to beginning with myself and studying from this expertise to make sure higher sensitivity and understanding sooner or later. Your forgiveness is necessary to me, and I’m dedicated to creating amends and selling unity.”

Initially set for launch on Jan. 12, “Vultures” is now mentioned to be dropping in three volumes beginning on Feb. 9.