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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Kanye West has showed off his living space inside the Mercedes-Benz Stadium

    The 'Stronger' hitmaker is currently living in the sports ground in Atlanta while finishing his upcoming album 'Donda' and it seems there's not much to distract him from his work as his set-up is very basic


    Kanye shared a photo of his small room, which is sparsely furnished with just a small bed, an open-fronted closet, some workout equipment and a TV. The photograph showed a small selection of shoes and clothes and a bottle of water next to the bed, and a suitcase open on the floor.

    Kanye hosted a listening party for his album at the stadium last week and was said to have been so inspired by the crowd, he decided to stay there to finish the record.

    According to TMZ, he also has a studio space set up and there's a chef on hand to prepare his meals for him.

    It was revealed at the album preview party that Jay-Z appears on the new album, his first collaboration with Kanye since Drake's 2016 track ‘Pop Style'.

    Jay can be heard rapping: "Donda, I’m wit your baby when I touch back road / Told him stop all that red cap, we goin’ home / Cannot be with all of these sins casting stones / This might be the return of The Throne / Hova and Yeezy like Moses and Jesus.”

    Playboi Carti and Roddi Ricch also appear on different songs on the record.

    Carti could be heard rapping over an uptempo beat before Kanye took over the vocal, while Roddi features on a piano-led track with lines such as: “They said I was mad at the Grammy’s/But I’m looking at my Grammy right now”.

    And the likes of the late Pop Smoke, Travis Scott, Pusha T, Baby Keem, Lil Baby, and Lil Durk can all be heard on various tracks on the highly-anticipated album.

    © 2024 Bang Showbiz, NZCity

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