Kanye West could lose a $20 million deal to play shows in Japan after the stunt he and Bianca Censori pulled at the Grammy Awards.

It seems actions really do have consequences after Kanye West reportedly lost a $20 million deal to play in Tokyo as a result of his controversial stunt involving Bianca Censori at the Grammys.

Kanye West and Bianca Censori attended an awards show in LA, where her semi-transparent outfit reportedly cost him a lucrative contract.

Google Metrics posted by the Heartless rapper showed the shocking stunt had prompted more than five million searches of Censori’s name. West, 47, also declared “we beat the grammies (sic)” and hailed Censori,

Kanye West has lost a US$20 million (S$27 million) contract in Japan following his controversial stunt at the Grammys. The 47-year-old rap star appeared alongside his wife Bianca Censori at the awards ceremony in Los Angeles on Sunday (Feb 2),

Kanye West and Bianca Censori's Grammys 2025 stunt may have cost the rapper a $20 million Tokyo concert deal. The outlet reports that Japanese investors backing the concerts are "extremely upset" that West has "completely culturally misjudged Japan" and will likely pull the funding for the shows.

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