Pooh Shiesty‘s dad, Lontrell Williams Sr., was reportedly granted a $250,000 bond and to be placed on house arrest as a new lawyer, John Helms, rolls out the rapper’s defense in his federal kidnapping case.

RELATED: Pooh Shiesty, His Dad, Gucci Mane & Keyshia Ka’oir Were Active On Social Media Around Time Of Alleged Robbery — Here’s What They Posted

Pooh Shiesty’s Dad, Lontrell Williams Sr., Reportedly Granted $250K Bond & To Be Placed On House Arrest

According to Localmemphis.com, prosecutors presented their case against Pooh Shiesty, his dad, and seven others to a federal judge in Memphis, Tennessee, on Friday, April 3. Furthermore, the event reportedly made way at a detention hearing for Williams Sr., Big30, real name Rodney Wright Jr., and three other defendants (not including Pooh Shiesty). Ultimately, the judge reportedly ruled that prosecutors have probable cause to pursue their case against the group.

Regarding Williams Sr., prosecutors reportedly argued that he printed the music release contract that Pooh Shiesty allegedly forced Gucci Mane to sign at gunpoint on January 10, 2026. Williams Sr. reportedly printed the paperwork at a Staples in Frisco, Texas. Additionally, it is believed that Williams Sr. made contact with the music studio owner hours before the kidnapping and robbery of Gucci and two others took place at the location.

Lastly, prosecutors argued that Williams Sr. was not a “primary participant” in the robbery. However, his criminal record shows that he has previously been hit with “kidnapping, drug, gun, and other violent charges.”

In response, a lawyer for Williams Sr. reportedly argued that he is simply his son’s business manager. Additionally, they alleged that it’s “unconfirmed” what he printed out at Staples. Furthermore, the lawyer argued that the search of Williams’ home was clean. And previously, Pooh and Gucci had only ever used a studio to record music together.

Ultimately, the judge set Williams Sr.’s bond at $250,000. However, the judge ruled that he must remain on house arrest and may travel only to Dallas, Texas, where the case will proceed. At this time, however, it remains unclear whether Pooh’s dad has been released from police custody.

New Lawyer For Pooh Shiesty Rolls Out His Apparent Defense In His Federal Kidnapping Case

According to the Dallas Morning News, last week, a lawyer named John Helms reportedly joined Pooh’s legal defense team. As The Shade Room previously reported, Bradford Cohen was cited as Pooh’s initial defense lawyer, and said he spotted “inconsistencies” in the claims against his client.

Now, Helms has reportedly added his thoughts.

“The government tries to characterize this as a dispute over money between Lontrell and his record label, but in this business, things are very often not what they seem, and people’s motivations are very often not what they seem,” he reportedly told the outlet.

Per the Dallas Morning News, Helms shared that he and Cohen will be representing Pooh.

“… As the case goes on… I think it’s going to be significantly different from what the government says,” Helms reportedly added.

Why Are The Rapper & His Dad Caught Up In A Federal Kidnapping Case?

As The Shade Room previously reported, the FBI raided Pooh Shiesty’s family home in Memphis last week. This led to the arrest of Pooh and his dad. Subsequently, it was revealed that the pair was arrested for allegedly kidnapping and robbing Gucci Mane. This reportedly took place at a studio in Dallas, Texas, on January 10, 2026. Furthermore, prosecutors alleged the incident involved seven other suspects and two other victims.

Prosecutors believe the group committed the crime to force Gucci Mane to release Pooh from a music contract. The incident reportedly included barricaded doors, gunpoint tactics, and the robbery of luxury goods. This, while some of the defendants also flossed the stolen goods on social media.

Now, a defense lawyer for Big30 is reportedly arguing that there’s no evidence his client had a gun during the ordeal. Additionally, a defense lawyer for another suspect is reportedly arguing that Gucci Mane never identified his client. Also, at the detention hearing, it was reportedly shared that no video surveillance evidence has been recovered of any suspects possessing guns.

At this time, Gucci Mane has not publicly addressed the incident. Additionally, it is believed that if convicted, the suspects could face up to life in prison.

RELATED: From A Staples Stop To Social Media Flexing, Here Are 7 WILD Allegations In Pooh Shiesty’s Kidnapping Case

HBO’s new Harry Potter series is promoting itself as the ultimate retelling of the story with lots of new info going on outside of the Golden Trio in the story, and for diehard fans, no amount of on-screen storytelling would be enough. That’s why this latest update may sting a little for longtime readers, because after weeks of excitement around the teaser, the behind-the-scenes special, and the Christmas 2026 release date, fans now know exactly how long the first season will be — and it’s not quite as big as some were hoping.

Last night, HBO Max — 8 months early — released a documentary entitled Finding Harry: The Craft Behind the Magic, and within that documentary, the new actor playing Albus Dumbledore, John Lithgow confirmed that the first season of HBO’s Harry Potter adaptation will run for eight episodes.

That means Season 1, titled Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, won’t be the 10-episode run some fans had been hoping for. For viewers who wanted a really expansive adaptation of the first book, eight episodes may feel a little tighter than expected, especially since HBO has spent so much time talking about making this version more faithful and more detailed than the films. At the same time, eight hours is still a lot more space than the 2001 movie had to work with, and recent comments from HBO have suggested the first season will cover the book in roughly eight hours.

Who Stars in ‘Harry Potter’?

The cast is led by Dominic McLaughlin as Harry Potter, Arabella Stanton as Hermione Granger, and Alastair Stout as Ron Weasley, with John Lithgow as Albus Dumbledore, Janet McTeer as Minerva McGonagall, Paapa Essiedu as Severus Snape, and Nick Frost as Rubeus Hagrid. The wider cast also includes Rory Wilmot as Neville Longbottom, Lox Pratt as Draco Malfoy, Warwick Davis as Filius Flitwick, Sirine Saba as Pomona Sprout, Daniel Rigby as Vernon Dursley, Bel Powley as Petunia Dursley, Johnny Flynn as Lucius Malfoy, Bertie Carvel as Cornelius Fudge, Luke Thallon as Quirinus Quirrell, Katherine Parkinson as Molly Weasley, Amos Kitson as Dudley Dursley, Gracie Cochrane as Ginny Weasley, Paul Whitehouse as Argus Filch, Louise Brealeyas Rolanda Hooch, Bríd Brennan as Poppy Pomfrey, Leigh Gill as Griphook, and Anton Lesser as Garrick Ollivander.

Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone will premiere at Christmas this year​​​​​​​.

Advertisement

Advertisement

Release Date

2026 – 2026

Showrunner

Advertisement

Francisca Gardiner

Directors

Mark Mylod

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

DaBaby doesn’t play about his babies! Over the weekend, a video surfaced of the rapper approaching a Dallas nightclub during his ‘Be More Grateful’ tour. He stopped to glance at a portrait of his daughters, then walked away without accepting it or acknowledging the artist, Bruce White Jr. (@bwhitecreations). That moment sparked so much conversation that the rapper ultimately addressed it, saying he’s not impressed with “grown men” doing anything related to his daughters. Then, Baby circled to the artist’s comment section to drop STRONG warnings about continuing to promote the portrait. Here’s everything that happened leading up to and after that point!

RELATED: Whew! B. Simone & DaBaby Clear The Air On Their Flirty History & Confirm Where They Stand Now (VIDEOS)

DaBaby Explains Why He Rejected Painting Of His Daughters, Sends “Father First” Warnings 

After the internet flooded DaBaby with mentions of the fan’s painting, he hopped on video to share his energy behind the rejection. He said the topic was starting to work his nerves, and explained the type of father he is and isn’t.

 “…I’m not into grown a*s men discussing my daughters, painting pictures of my daughters, taking pictures of my kids. I don’t play like that. If you play like that, to each its own. Send that n***a a picture of your daughters, let that n***a paint them and then show him some appreciation.”

Additionally, Baby clarified that he wouldn’t accept a painting of his kids outside a nightclub. Furthermore, he said if anyone is bothered by how he protects his kids, that’s not his concern.

DaBaby’s video appears to be a direct response to Bruce’s POV video, which is no longer on his Instagram page. However, the POV clip (swipe below to see) shows Bruce with the painting in his house, saying he doesn’t understand what was “wrong” with it.

After DaBaby’s first response, it appears Bruce didn’t remove the POV video and/or other videos featuring the painting of the rapper’s daughters. According to a screenshot shared by The Shade Room, Baby stopped by the @bwhitecreations’ comment section with some direct warnings. He reminded the artist that he’s a father first and rapper second!

“You still got my daughters on yo page as a grown ma after I made it clear I ain’t comfortable with that. Steady playing for this online attention. So when God put me back in front of you ima show you how serious I am about my daughters,” DaBaby wrote. “Best advice I can give you, get my children off yo page & keep doing what you gifted at doing. Using my kids ain’t the route to go if you wanna go viral, that’s the route to go if you wanna get hurt. This a father talking, not a rapper.”

Artist Sets The Record Straight, Rapper Reacts

Sometime on Sunday (April 5), the content featuring DaBaby’s daughters was removed from @bwhitecreations’ IG page. Also, Bruce (B. White) shared a video clearing the air, sharing his perspective of the portrait. He explained that he moved to Dallas about three years ago to pursue art. One of his industry peers recommended he feature celebs’ loved ones in his artwork to be more attention-grabbing. That’s been his style for the last two years or so, Bruce explained.

A few hours after Bruce shared his message, DaBaby hopped in the comment section. He ultimately thanked him for complying with his removal request. However, he also clarified his energy and shared his disagreement with some of the video.

“I see the picture finally down that’s all I wanted my boy, it’s all good. I know first hand how judgement can get clouded when that attention come pouring in, so I appreciate you for straightening that shit out. I just wanted my babies off the page & detached from anything negative. Everything else niggas talking bout for the birds! I ain’t think you meant no harm in painting the picture, I just ain’t like how the viral moment led you to believe it was cool to double back and post them on your page feeding into the situation after I reached out privately to the nigga that walked you over to me and I commented and told you how I felt & asked you to take it down & you didn’t. I ain’t got no ill will for ya bruh I’m just serious bout my lil girls and I’d give you & any other parent the same respect with no hesitation. Ion like a lot of lil shit you said in this video but I understand you defending your character as you should, cause as you can see this internet don’t got no picks and chooses. So I’m responding with grace and understanding my n***a. Keep doing what you doing!”

RELATED: Too Cute! DaniLeigh & DaBaby Pop Out For Daughter Velour’s Pre-K Graduation Ceremony (PHOTOS + VIDEOS)

Summer dressing sounds easy until you’re stuck choosing between stiff, structured pieces that feel restrictive and flowy dresses that lack shape. As a shopping editor, I’m always looking for that sweet spot: styles that define your silhouette without sacrificing comfort. That’s exactly where soft, structured dresses come in. They give you polish, ease and breathability all at once.

These 15 soft-structured summer dresses on Amazon strike the perfect balance. Think lightweight fabrics with smocking, tailored seams, cinched waists and subtle shaping details that do the work for you. From casual daytime options to elevated picks you can wear out to dinner, these dresses are equal parts flattering and wearable.

15 Soft, Structured Dresses for Summer From Amazon

1. Top Pick: This floral smocked midi dress hugs through the bodice and flows effortlessly through the skirt for a naturally flattering shape. I love that it gives you definition without feeling tight because it’s basically built-in tailoring with zero effort.

2. Runner-up: A square-neck dress with a fitted top and A-line skirt creates that classic hourglass illusion instantly. The breathable, stretchy blend keeps it feeling light even on the hottest days.

3. So Chic: A ribbed knit midi dress is one thing, but a three-pack for $32? I’m sold. This style channels that off-duty model look while subtly contouring your shape. It’s stretchy, smoothing and polished enough to wear from brunch to dinner.

4. Designer-Looking: A linen-blend wrap dress with a tie waist gives you full control over the fit while keeping things airy. It looks like something you’d find at a boutique, but it feels way more wearable.

5. Everyday Essential: A T-shirt dress is basically my summer uniform, and this one features a slit at the leg waist and fun patterns that elevate it beyond basic. I throw it on when I want to look put-together in under 30 seconds.

6. Comfy-Chic: A tiered midi with a fitted bodice balances volume and structure beautifully. The soft fabric moves with you, while the top half keeps everything feeling secure and shaped.

7. Work-to-Weekend: This sleeveless sheath dress skims your body without clinging, thanks to its thicker, stretchy fabric. It’s polished enough for the office but comfortable enough for all-day wear.

8. Effortless Staple: A button-front shirt dress gives you that tailored look without stiffness. I love how you can adjust the fit depending on how relaxed or defined you want it.

9. Polished Pick: If there’s one thing about a dress with pockets, it’s that I’m going to buy it. This flowy, cap sleeve pick combines a cinched waist with a flowy skirt for the perfect contrast. It creates movement while still keeping your silhouette clean and refined.

10. Travel Hero: This wrinkle-resistant knit dress is basically a giant T-shirt begging you to wear it on travel days. For as comfortable as it is, this one holds its shape all day, so you look fresh even after hours on the go.

11. Trend-Forward: This puff-sleeve mini dress adds volume up top while cinching at the waist for balance. It’s playful but still gives you that structured, put-together feel.

12. Minimalist Must-Have: A sleek tank dress with strategic rouching subtly shapes your figure without extra bulk. It’s the kind of piece you can dress up or down endlessly.

13. Curve-Enhancing: This ruched midi dress uses gathered fabric to sculpt and flatter in all the right places. It’s comfortable, forgiving and surprisingly supportive.

14. Lightweight Luxe: A chiffon midi with a smocked waist gives you softness and structure in one. It feels airy and elegant, but still defines your shape beautifully.

15. Throw-On-and-Go: This elastic-waist maxi dress delivers instant polish with zero effort. I reach for it when I want something easy that still looks intentionally styled.

Published Apr 6, 2026, 9:01 AM EDT

Advertisement

There’s no wrong time to break bad with Walter White, Jesse Pinkman, Hank Schrader, and the rest of that Vince Gilligan universe. Let’s start cookin’.

Image via Ben Luener / © AMC / Courtesy Everett Collection

News of an anime adaptation of the popular manga Witch Hat Atelier made headlines in 2022. Initially scheduled for a 2025 premiere, the show was delayed to ensure “an even higher quality,” making fans more excited but also more anxious. Witch Hat Atelier has been one of the most highly anticipated Crunchyroll titles for a while, considering its production process and the name recognition of its source material.

However, the series not only meets the sky-high expectations set for it but also exceeds them in a few key ways. Fantasy anime is almost always a surefire bet, but there’s something special about Witch Hat Atelier, a sense of warmth and melancholy that makes it the perfect watch for any and every lover of the genre and the medium.

What Is ‘Witch Hat Atelier’ About?

Witch Hat Atelier tells the story of Coco (Rena Motomura), a young girl who lives with her dressmaker mother in a secluded home. Enthusiastic and hopeful, Coco is fascinated with magic and dreams of one day becoming a witch, but knows it’s impossible since only those with innate magic can perform it. She also has a mysterious book full of drawings and a wand given to her by a witch when she was a child.

Coco’s fate changes when she meets Master Qifrey (Natsuki Hanae), a witch who visits her home, leading to Coco discovering how he uses magic: by drawing signs using special ink. Realizing her book’s drawings are actually spells, and the wand is actually a pen, Coco begins replicating the drawings, accidentally petrifying her mother. Intrigued by the book’s contents, Qifrey agrees to take Coco as a student.

The show also stars the voice talents of Hibiku Yamamura, Kurumi Haruki, and Hika Tsukishiru as Agott, Tetia, and Richeh, three fellow students at Qifrey’s atelier. Witch Hat Atelier is based on the manga by Kamome Shirahama, with Ayumu Watanabe acting as director, Hiroshi Seko in charge of the script, Kairi Unabara as character designer, and Satoshi Nakano as chief animator.

‘Witch Hat Atelier’ Features Some of the Best Visuals in Anime

The Witch Hat Atelier manga earned considerable acclaim for its beautiful art style, and the anime adaptation lives up to its high standard. Indeed, this anime features some of the most striking and detailed visuals on television, joining the likes of Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End among the shows that are currently elevating the medium to new, impressive heights. Many of Witch Hat Atelier‘s panoramic sequences are genuinely breathtaking, creating an immersive world that feels alive and full of magic.

From the jump, Witch Hat Atelier establishes itself as a visual marvel with a truly jaw-dropping sequence where Coco stands on the rooftop and the camera follows a pegasus carriage as it circles her humble home; everything, from the mountains to the tree tops and even the clouds to the winged horses, feels vibrant and almost tactile. A few scenes, like memories and some of the exposition, are presented in the style of a pop-up book, and the result is striking, both gorgeous and somewhat haunting. There’s a level of attention and care to the show that makes it all the more impressive, with shots that fans should be allowed to experience on the big screen.

Related

20 Anime Shows With the Best Art Styles, Ranked

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Advertisement

The character animation flows naturally, whether it’s the lively, restless personality of Coco or the quiet, stoic approach of Agott. What truly amazes is the level of care in the characters’ movements — a sequence as simple as Coco tracing measurements in a piece of cloth becomes an outright ASMR session. There’s not a hint of stiffness here; every movement just glides across the screen, like butter sliding down a piece of warm toast. It all combines to create a true sense of coziness, the type of warmth that many crave in their anime but very few shows successfully offer.

Perhaps most impressively is how effectively Witch Hat Atelier builds its world from the ground up. Early in the premiere, Coco establishes her philosophy: magic is everywhere if we know where to look for it, and the show takes it as gospel. It effectively shows us everything from Coco’s perspective, and we discover the marvels of magic alongside her. Every scene drips with a sense of wonder, the innocence of a child just discovering the world and all its possibilities. In that way, Witch Hat Atelier echoes the spirit of Studio Ghibli movies, which convey a sense of awe and charm in every frame. Like the studio’s biggest masterpieces, Witch Hat Atelier reminds us that there is magic in being alive, even if we can’t use special ink to conjure spells.

‘Witch Hat Atelier’ Has the Perfect Protagonist

Image via Crunchyroll

A story is only as good as its protagonist, and fortunately, Witch Hat Atelier features a perfect one. Coco is the ideal lead: she’s fallible, and her curiosity leads her to make serious mistakes, most notably petrifying her mother. As Qifrey’s student, she’s eager to please and learn but prone to overreactions, leading to the type of overblown visuals one would expect from an anime. Yet, Coco remains endearing, a classic hero on a journey of self-discovery. Crucially, she’s relatable, frustrating but never annoying, and it’s a breeze to be on this magic journey with her.

It’s wonderful that Coco is such a likable protagonist, because Witch Hat Atelier uses her to introduce many of its detailed worldbuilding blocks, and it can get somewhat tedious. Such an intricate world was always going to need considerable exposition to establish its boundaries, but the show should’ve taken a more subtle approach, especially when explaining how the magic system works. Instead, it opts for a dynamic where Qifrey has Coco repeat all the rules under the guise of teaching. It’s an effective but rather blunt ploy, and while it’s harmless for a few episodes, hopefully, we don’t have much more of that in the future. After all, many fantasy stories have been crushed under the weight of their own worldbuilding, and it’d be a shame to see that happen to Witch Hat Atelier.

Overall, Witch Hat Atelier is a perfect fantasy anime that hits the ground running. The visuals are among the best in current television, creating a sensory experience that will easily transport you into its world of charm, magic, and unforeseen dangers. For all its more obvious qualities, the real strength of Witch Hat Atelier lies in its message about self-discovery and perseverance, and the feelings it’s bound to evoke in its audience. There’s a warmth to it that recalls the comfort shows that are in short supply in this era of prestige TV. It’s the perfect mix of nostalgia and solace, pure hopecore in service of a riveting fantasy tale. Indeed, Witch Hat Atelier is a triumph of feeling, and it’s exactly that quality that makes it a must-watch anime for every fan.

Witch Hat Atelier premieres with its first two episodes April 6 on Crunchyroll.

Rumer Willis is once again at the center of an online debate after sharing a deeply personal parenting moment that quickly divided opinion. 

The actress, who has been open about her motherhood journey since welcoming daughter Louetta in April 2023, posted a clip of herself breastfeeding, only to be met with both praise and sharp criticism. 

As the conversation escalated, Willis didn’t hold back, defending her choices while also shedding light on her life as a single mother navigating public scrutiny.

Rumer Willis Fires Back At Parenting Critics With Bold Response

Rumer Willis made it clear she wasn’t interested in staying quiet after facing repeated criticism over her parenting. 

Sharing a video of herself breastfeeding her daughter on Instagram, she addressed the backlash directly with a pointed message.

Overlaying the clip, she wrote, “When someone starts judging my parenting,” before cutting to a viral TikTok clip of a woman encouraging people to mind their business. 

The TikTok clip featured the woman drawing two circles on a whiteboard and saying, “This is my business,” pointing to one circle, “And this is yours,” while pointing to another circle. 

“I am here,” she continued, referring to the first circle. “The problem is, you are also here,” she added, pointing to the same circle before drawing a line to the second circle. “When you need to be here,” the woman concluded.

Willis reinforced her stance in the caption with a blunt “Sorry not sorry,” signaling she had no intention of backing down.

Willis Faces Backlash Over Breastfeeding A Toddler

Despite her confident stance, Rumer Willis’ post drew sharp criticism from many who questioned her decision to continue breastfeeding as her daughter approaches three years old. 

Several commenters argued that once a child can ask for breastfeeding, it may be time to stop.

One person wrote, “Once a baby has teeth, it’s time to stop nursing. One woman lost her nip when lightening & thunder hit and scared the child.”

Another added, “3 is way too old to keep breastfed. Sorry honey!!” while others suggested transitioning to alternatives like pumping or using a cup, calling it a more typical milestone.

“This is just insane. Just pump and let her drink from a cup,” one person shared.

Some critics went further, claiming the practice was no longer about the child’s needs. A comment reading, “It’s more for you at this point. Not sorry.” captured that sentiment. 

Others framed their concerns around milestones and discipline, suggesting that parents should guide children away from habits like breastfeeding as they grow older.

Rumer Willis Gets Support From Fans Who Share Similar Experiences

While backlash was loud, Willis also received strong support from followers who related to her experience. 

Many mothers shared their own stories of extended breastfeeding, pushing back against the criticism and encouraging her to ignore the negativity.

Some supporters emphasized that nursing beyond toddler years is both natural and beneficial. 

One wrote, “I breastfed my daughter until she was three; no regrets,” while another commented, “I think it’s a beautiful thing. My cousin breastfed her son until he was 5. It’s your business F others and their opinion.”

Some described breastfeeding as something that fosters comfort, bonding, and long-term emotional security. 

Others applauded Willis for being open about a topic they feel is often unfairly judged. 

“Good job, mama!!! You are normalizing normal, healthy parenting. Carry on — you are on the right path!!!” one fan commented.

Willis Accused Of Inviting Judgment By Posting Private Moment

A major portion of the criticism wasn’t just about breastfeeding, but about Rumer Willis choosing to share the moment publicly. 

Many argued that by posting such personal content online, she was inevitably opening herself up to scrutiny.

One commenter wrote, “No one is judging your parenting, just posting breast feeding…..which you’ve now made public and everyone’s business.” 

Another shared, “What a ridiculous post. If you don’t want people in your business then keep it private,” while a third commented, “Why put yourself out there to be judged? Why have to show everyone what you’re doing with your child? Some things should just be private and that’s okay too.”

Some critics even suggested the post was intentional, labeling it “rage bait” and questioning her motives. 

Others expressed concern about Louetta’s future, wondering how she might feel seeing these moments shared online.

Rumer Willis Defends Her Choices And Opens Up About Motherhood

Willis has faced similar backlash before and has consistently defended her choices. 

During World Breast Feeding Week in August 2024, she described breastfeeding as “one of the most joyful and bonding experiences of my life,” adding that she and her daughter would figure out together when to stop.

She also highlighted its benefits, noting per the Daily Mail, “Breast milk is a miraculous living substance, rich in antibodies, essential nutrients, and enzymes that bolster a baby’s immune system and promote healthy development,” framing it as more than just nourishment.

Addressing criticism about sharing such moments, Willis previously said, “I didn’t grow up in a house where we had shame about being naked, ever,” making it clear that her perspective is shaped by her upbringing. 

She also pushed back against the sexualization of breastfeeding, stating, “I’m feeding my kid. It’s not sexual unless you’re making it that way.”

Beyond the controversy, Willis has been candid about her personal life. She revealed she is raising her daughter independently, saying, “I am single momming it and co-parenting. I’m so grateful for Lou,” and calling her “the best thing in my life.”

Chile! The internet is in tears after Rod Wave was caught fully in his feelings while singing along at Ye’s, formerly known as Kanye West, latest concert.

Related: Yikes! Rod Wave Shuts Down Woman Claiming He Fathered Her Child After She Demands DNA Tests

Ye Brings Out Major Guest For Second L.A. Comeback Show

On Friday, Ye held his second comeback show in Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium. The performance followed his first return show earlier in the week on Wednesday, April 1.

Ye ran through a mix of new and old fan-favorite hits from his catalog. Night two also came with a few surprises, including a special appearance from Lauryn Hill. She joined Ye onstage for a live performance of ‘All Falls Down’ before transitioning into one of her own records.

The show continued to deliver star power, with Travis Scott and CeeLo Green also hitting the stage. Meanwhile, 12-year-old North West returned for another performance alongside her dad after appearing during the first show.

Rod Wave Goes Viral While Singing ‘All Falls Down’

While the stage was packed with major guests, the crowd also had its own viral moments. Celebrities in attendance were seen singing along throughout the night and sharing their view. One artist in particular, Rod Wave, definitely stole the show online.

The Florida artist shared clips from the concert on his Instagram Story, including one standout moment during “All Falls Down.” As Lauryn Hill and Ye performed, Rod could be heard loudly singing along, passionately trying to hit every note.

The clip quickly made its rounds on social media, with fans joking that his raw vocals sounded just like how they belt out his songs at his own concerts.

Social Media Is Crying Laughing

Social media users wasted no time chiming in, flooding comment sections with jokes and relatable reactions.

Instagram user @heydimpless wrote, “He sound just like his songs just without the instrument 😂😂😂😂”

Another Instagram user @banksbig4 wrote, “Tb sum “NAH FORREAL” 😭”

While Instagram user @_mickishaaa wrote, “Exactly how I be at his concert 😭😭”

Instagram user @s.for.shametria wrote, “he sound funny bra 😂😂😂😂”

Another Instagram user @mariiipyt wrote, “Just hootin and hollerin 😂😂😂😂😂”

While Instagram user @nasia.lavay_ wrote, “having the time of his life 😂😂😂😂😂”

Instagram user @iiamroyaltybaby wrote, “he sounds like me 😂😂😂😂 a hot mess”

Another Instagram user @onlyycharm wrote, “this canning be the same Rodarius Green who sings”

While Instagram user @jadorekiss_monae wrote, “😭😭😭😭 He sang that with his chest too 🫶🏽”

Related: New Era Loading? Rod Wave Clears The Air On His “Sad Artist” Reputation While Teasing New Album (VIDEOS)