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KANYE WEST BREAKS HIS OWN RECORD — 83,000 FANS PACK AT&T STADIUM FOR HISTORIC DALLAS SHOW. (PHOTO).



Kanye West Breaks His Own Record — 83,000 Fans Pack AT&T Stadium For Historic Dallas Show


Kanye West, now legally known as Ye, has done it again.


The rapper has broken his own record for the most-attended rap concert in US history, drawing more than 83,000 fans to his latest show at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.


According to promoter IKON Presents and figures reported to The Breakfast Club's Loren Lorosa, the Nov. 7 show — billed as YE LIVE! In Dallas — sold 83,132 tickets and grossed $16.5M to $18M in a single night. AT&T Stadium itself confirmed the milestone, posting: "history made — @kanyewest headlines the most attended rap show in US history at AT&T Stadium.”


The achievement is even bigger because he broke a record he had just set 7 days earlier.


- No. 1 — Arlington, Texas, Nov. 7: 83,132 tickets at AT&T Stadium (new US rap record)


- No. 2 — Houston, Oct. 31: 80,210 fans at NRG Stadium on Halloween


- No. 3 — Inglewood, California: 74,389 tickets at SoFi Stadium in April


That means Ye now holds the top three highest-attended rap concerts ever in the country.


Organizers say the feat is even more significant because the tour is 100% independent — no Live Nation, no AEG. Just IKON Presents and Ye's own team running a stadium operation at a scale usually reserved for major touring giants.


The Dallas show featured a 360-degree globe stage, with surprise appearances from Dallas native Erykah Badu and a reunion with Kid Cudi, sending the 83,000-strong crowd into eruption.


It marks another major milestone in Ye's return to large-scale stadium performances, after selling a combined 140,480 tickets over two nights at SoFi Stadium earlier this year.


The YE LIVE! run continues Nov. 21 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, with a newly announced date in Mexico City for 2027.

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