Kanye West loses $20 million Tokyo Dome deal after controversial Grammys stunt with Bianca Censori

Kanye West's controversial stunt at the 2025 Grammys has cost him a $20 million concert deal in Japan.

The rapper, 47, was set to perform two shows at the Tokyo Dome in May, but his naked red carpet appearance with wife Bianca Censori has alarmed investors in Japan. Sources reveal that the stunt, which many have described as "creepy," was met with strong disapproval, especially in light of Japan's growing cultural awareness surrounding women's rights and the MeToo movement.

The backlash has been severe, with investors warning that the shows could be canceled due to the rapper’s apparent misjudgment of Japanese cultural values. A source stated, "He has greatly misjudged the tolerance of the Japanese people."

West and Censori’s appearance at the Grammys, which included suggestive gestures and a highly provocative public display, has also sparked anger among American colleagues and fans. This follows a series of incidents involving the couple, including public acts deemed inappropriate in various cultures. West’s focus on his cryptocurrency launch and his reported behavior towards Censori have also raised concerns.

As the fallout continues, it seems that Kanye West’s latest controversy could lead to further career setbacks, especially as he faces increasing criticism for his actions at both public events and in his personal life.