Kanye West Declares Sunday Provider Go back, Posts KKK Gown Picture

Ye has introduced the go back of Sunday Provider.

On Saturday (March 8), the 47-year-old rapper — previously referred to as Kanye West — took to social media to expose that his Sunday Provider choir occasions could be making a return.

“Sunday Provider Returns March 16 2025,” Ye wrote in an Instagram Tales submit, accompanied by means of a screenshot of a textual content message alternate with Sunday Provider choir director Jason White.

Additional main points had now not been published as of press time.

Simply hours after the Sunday Provider announcement, the Chicago local, who not too long ago made debatable remarks on-line referring to antisemitism and admiration for Hitler, posted a photograph of white gowns corresponding to the ones worn by means of the Ku Klux Klan white supremacist staff.

“Outfit of the day,” Ye captioned the photograph on Instagram Sunday (March 9).

Ye’s Sunday Provider periods started in early 2019 and ran sporadically thru 2021. The occasions — ceaselessly livestreamed — featured his gospel staff functioning at massive gatherings in towns akin to Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Detroit, Houston, Salt Lake Town and Washington, D.C.

The rapper’s spiritually-based challenge Jesus Is Born, credited to the Sunday Provider Choir, was once launched in December 2019 and reached No. 2 on Billboard‘s Best Gospel Albums chart.

In contemporary days, Ye has persisted making offensive remarks on social media, together with a submit on March 6 to X, the place he wrote, “This subsequent album were given that antisemitic sound. My new sound known as antisemitic.”

It’s unclear if that is associated with the discharge of his Bully album, which he teased initially of 2025. He looked as if it would have plans to unencumber Bully someday this yr, nevertheless it stays unsure if the challenge will ever be launched.

In February, Ye additionally made a number of antisemitic feedback and expressed admiration for Hitler, regardless that he later walked again his statements, insisting that he wasn’t a Nazi. All through an interview with Justin LaBoy in February, the rapper published that he was once identified with ASD (autism spectrum dysfunction).