Ye(previouslyKanye West) and his wifeBianca Censori’s nude debacle on the Grammys 2025 red carpet has been the talk of the town. Now, the rapper is singing praises for Bianca’s nude display and alsoproviding insight into why they resorted to the NSFW stuntin the first place.
According toMusic News, on July 22, 2025, while heading to a recording studio in L.A., Ye asked a photographer to ask him how he felt about beating the Grammys. The “Stronger” rapper further exclaimed,“We beat the Grammys.”Bianca laughed as her husband made the statement — which was possibly a reference to a series of Instagram stories Ye had posted after the pair walked the red carpet. The father of four had posted aseries of screenshots of Google search analytics, which showed Bianca and the Grammys going neck and neck in terms of trend numbers.Ye then posted a story exclaiming, “WE BEAT THE GRAMMIES,” followed by another story with the following statement:
“FOR CLARITY FEBRUARY 4TH 2025 MY WIFE IS THE MOST GOOGLED PERSON ON THE PLANET CALLED EARTH.”
Naturally, this triggered a sea of online backlash when photographerChiara Glionnastated in a now-deleted post thatthe alleged “display of power and control” was “deeply unsettling.”While netizens believed that Ye and Bianca would be hit with legal action for the latter’s stunt of wearing a completely sheer minidress without undergarments, the Los Angeles Police Department sources toldTMZon July 25, 2025, thatthe duo won’t face charges for the nude display.
Bianca Censori’s Nude Display Cost Ye $20 Million
Whether they face legal charges or not,Ye has lost a whopping $20 million owing to his and Bianca’s naked displayat theGrammys red carpet. On June 26, 2025 a source exclusively toldDaily Mailthat the couple’s bold stunt has resulted inthe Americanrapperlosing out on two shows that he had signed up for at the Tokyo Dome in May 2025.
The source revealed thatthe nude stunt has been met with horrified responses in Japan, and as a result, investors have pulled out. The source added that Japan, as a country, is experiencing a cultural awakening regarding women’s rights, and even the MeToo movement has an immensely strong presence there. The source stated that Ye has completely misjudged Japan and their culture, noting how the nude display translates to them as follows:
“What he did is being seen as an act of coercive control which is utterly unacceptable.”
Another source shared thatinvestors in Japan are unimaginably upset. The upset that the act has caused in Japan will definitely backfire on the rapper, who has been living in the country for almost a year now.
Ye’s latest album,Vultures 2, was released in August 2024. It was a collaboration between him andTy Dolla $ignunder theirhip-hop supergroup¥$. The album and the rapper’s previous releases are streaming on all major platforms, and you may also listen to it on Spotify.
