Kanye West has recently provided a health update regarding fellow rapper Lil Uzi Vert, who was hospitalized in New York City for an undisclosed illness. The news emerged following an alarming incident that took place on Monday afternoon, April 21, when emergency services were summoned after reports of a 'sick person' in Lower Manhattan. Uzi reportedly remained in the hospital for further evaluation on Tuesday, generating concern among fans and the music community.

On Wednesday, April 23, Kanye West took to social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) to reassure fans about Uzi's condition. He shared a screenshot of a conversation with producer Digital Nas, who provided insights from someone close to Uzi. The message began with, 'They saying hes dehydrated but I know theres more to it,' followed by a confirmation from Uzi's cousin that the rapper was doing well. This update was welcomed by fans, many of whom were deeply worried about Uzi's health.

Initial reports indicated that Lil Uzi Vert was taken out of a luxury condominium in a wheelchair, with his girlfriend, JT, by his side during the entire ordeal. Thankfully, Ye's update seemed to alleviate some of the concerns surrounding Uzi's hospitalization.

In a stark contrast to this health update, Kanye West finds himself embroiled in controversy due to his polarizing associations with extreme ideologies and far-right symbols. Reports from TMZ reveal that West is currently conducting auditions in Los Angeles for what he refers to as his 'Hooligan Choir.' These auditions, conducted in a warehouse located near a local school, have drawn scrutiny for West's explicit requirement that participants be 'COMFORTABLE WEARING SWASTIKAS.'

Eyewitness accounts indicate that Swastikas have been painted on the side of the warehouse, raising alarms among parents and educators at the nearby elementary school. The visible Nazi symbols have sparked outrage from community members, and complaints regarding noise levels from the audition sessions have been pouring in. Neighbors reported hearing Wests tracks, including 'Black Skinhead' and 'Carnival,' repeatedly blasting from the venue.

Local police have confirmed they have received multiple complaints about the noise levels associated with West's activities over the past two months. Authorities have also acknowledged two separate reports concerning the Swastikas painted on the warehouse, and both incidents are currently under investigation. As of now, Kanye West has not publicly commented on the ongoing police investigation or the community's concerns regarding his auditions.