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Kanye West plays Kim's SNL monologue clip about 'marrying best rapper of all time' at Donda 2 concert
Amid Kim's non-attendance, Kanye used her SNL clip for one of his performances at Donda 2 concert.
Kanye West has been making the headlines in the past weeks for his online attacks against ex-wife Kim Kardashian and also her new boyfriend Pete Davidson. As the rapper debuted the songs of his Donda 2 album at a live performance in Florida on Tuesday, Kanye didn't shy away from dissing the duo again as he used Kim's voiceover for one of his songs.
During Tuesday's live performance in Miami, Kanye kicked off one of his new songs with a recording of his estranged wife's from her Saturday Night Live monologue. The portions that West used from her SNL video included, where she said, "I married the best rapper of all time. Not only that, he’s the richest Black man in America."
Following the SNL clip, Kanye reportedly launched into a song that reportedly seemed to be about the dissolution of his marriage with Kim. The rapper's Donda 2 performance consisted of several moments where he seemed to have been taking potshots at Kim and Pete.
For the concert, West was joined by Marilyn Manson who has been accused by multiple women of sexual and psychological abuse. Among other artists who were also a part of the concert included Alicia Keys, DaBaby and Migos. During his tenth album, Donda's album listening event as well, Manson was in attendance and his inclusion at the event had gained West immense backlash online. Not only that but also reports had suggested that Kim was particularly disappointed with Marilyn Manson's invitation and wasn't aware he was going to be there.
