Kanye West turns up an hour late to his own Sunday Service at Coachella, and fans just get it!
Kanye's Sunday Service at Coachella was a magnificent affair. Set in a mountainside spot in Palm Springs, the service was attended by the entire Kardashian-Jenner clan, Mike Dean, Ty Dolla $ign and Kid Cudi among other celebrities and festival attendees.
Cudi even joined Kanye at the service and together they performed a medley of 'Kids See Ghosts' songs. West's Easter Sunday Service included versions of Stevie Wonder’s 'Do I Do,' Gap Band’s 'Outstanding,' and the gospel choir sang snippets of 'Ultralight Beam' and 'Ultralight Prayer,' and the hymn 'How Excellent.' Both Pastor TL Barrett and the rapper's renditions of 'Father Stretch My Hands' and 'Power' were performed.
West's Sunday Services usually feature gospel choirs singing remixed renditions of West’s songs, including 'Beautiful Morning,' 'I Wonder' and 'Father Stretch My Hands,' and feature celebrity attendees such as Orlando Bloom, Katy Perry, and Courtney Love.
But while the Service was a hit, true to his style, Ye turned up late for his own Easter Sunday Service by around an hour and had fans confused.
Even fans who weren't present at the venue and watching the service live on YouTube were appalled.
Meanwhile, there were others who were late for their own Sunday Service because they were waiting on Kanye to begin his.
Well, since it is Kanye in the picture, fans say he can do whatever he likes - just like he has been all this while.
This isn't the first time Kanye has shown up late to one of his performances much to his fans’ chagrin. In March last year, Kanye and Kim Kardashian showed up late to Chance the Rapper's wedding, attracting major flak for being “disrespectful”.
Following this, KimYe was instructed by the wedding organizer to remain at the back of the audience and not take their seats.
Kanye has been late to his own concert in California as well. In November 2016, West took the stage almost an hour late and even cut his concert to three songs only.
