They hating so hard it feels like a skit
🚨 DJ AKADEMIKS CALLS OUT EBRO & PETER ROSENBERG FOR DOWNPLAYING YE’S RECORD BREAKING COWBOYS STADIUM PERFORMANCE!🤔
DJ Akademiks recently reacted to comments made by Ebro and Peter Rosenberg, who questioned the magnitude of Ye’s recent stadium performances in Texas after the rapper reportedly broke his own attendance record at AT&T Stadium in Dallas.
Ye reportedly brought approximately 83,000 people to the Dallas stadium, surpassing his previous record from just a week earlier. However, instead of celebrating the accomplishment, Ebro and Rosenberg appeared to downplay the achievement and question whether Ye is really the great performer people make him out to be.
Here’s a breakdown of the conversation:
1. EBRO QUESTIONS YE’S RECORD-BREAKING ATTENDANCE NUMBERS
Ebro suggested that the stadium’s stage setup could have played a role in making the attendance numbers look more impressive.
➡️ Claimed that concert productions can manipulate stage configurations to accommodate more people inside a venue.
➡️ Suggested that the reported attendance numbers shouldn’t automatically be treated as an extraordinary accomplishment.
➡️ Akademiks pushed back, pointing out that if the stage setup allows more people into the building, those are still actual people attending the show.
2. PETER ROSENBERG QUESTIONS WHETHER YE IS REALLY THAT GREAT OF A PERFORMER
Rosenberg also questioned Ye’s abilities as a live performer, seemingly suggesting that the excitement surrounding the shows has more to do with the narrative surrounding his comeback than his actual performance.
Akademiks wasn’t buying that argument, especially considering the number of people showing up to see Ye perform.
3. AKADEMIKS SAYS YE IS CLEARLY BACK AND PEOPLE ARE HAVING A HARD TIME ACCEPTING IT
Akademiks went on to criticize people who believed Kanye’s career was permanently over following his controversies and years of backlash.
➡️ Says Ye is clearly having a major comeback and doesn’t need to apologize to everybody to prove he’s back.
➡️ Believes certain media personalities are looking for every possible reason to discredit his accomplishments.
➡️ Points out that people are enjoying the comeback story even more because many believed Ye would never return to this level of success.
4. AKADEMIKS PUSHES BACK ON THE IDEA THAT YE WAS REALLY DOWN BAD
Ebro questioned the narrative that Ye was making some extraordinary comeback, arguing that he never really understood how Kanye was supposedly down bad.
The discussion touched on Ye losing major business partnerships, fashion opportunities, and the ability to perform in certain American stadiums during that period.
Akademiks’ position was that people are witnessing Ye return to a level of commercial success that many thought he would never reach again.
5. THE COMEBACK NARRATIVE BECOMES ANOTHER POINT OF CONTENTION
Ebro and Rosenberg suggested that the comeback narrative itself was helping generate excitement around Ye’s performances.
They also questioned whether Ye had done enough to demonstrate that he had genuinely changed, bringing up his public attempts to address past controversies.
Akademiks, however, seemed more focused on what was happening in real time: the crowds, the ticket sales, and the stadium attendance.
🎥 DJ Akademiks’ livestream
Aus Taylor retweeted
Replying to @yzyupdates
Bro This shit was a vibe The crowd was very loud It’s called rock and roll
Aus Taylor retweeted
Arthur Jafa (artist & director of the ‘Wash Us In the Blood’ video) affirms his loyalty to Ye in a new interview with Puck News:
“Not only do I not mind being associated with Kanye—that’s just part of my history—but Kanye has been incredibly supportive of me. It doesn’t matter what he does.”
Aus Taylor retweeted
Replying to @TTVauger
Respectfully disagree. Donda 2 had Oscar level cinematography
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🚨 Ebro says Ye’s SoFi Stadium show looked better as an art installation than a concert.
“I can’t even see you bro… the installations have gone too far.”
Ebro says the globe stage looked amazing in photos but questioned the actual concert experience.
“I showed up for the concert… not the installation.”
— via Rap Life Review with Lowkey & Eddie






















