For many people like me, Ye is a point of reference in their lives. His music is not only art, but also a comfort in difficult times. Over the years, his lyrics and melodies have helped numerous fans.

Recently, a tour for Ye's new album, 'BULLY' started and, meanwhile other dates remained memorable and unforgettable, some got cancelled because of antisemetic remarks made during his manic episode caused by bipolar disorder type 1 and brain damage from a car crash at the start of his career. Ye has since apologized, seeked help from specialized psychologists and even went to Jewish Community meetings in LA.  Concerts are an opportunity to feel the emotion in songs on your own skin and to bond with people who like the same music.

We ask Ye and the Yeezy Team to go on a second leg of the BULLY tour to not only give people another chance to witness the greatness of his concerts, but also to let fans of his music to experience the happiest night of their life. To avoid problems with local authorities and organization of the event, we invite the Yeezy Team to also speak to people beforehand to avoid another delusion like the one in Reggio Emilia.

We hope that anything will be done to make the concert go as smoothly as possible; from the approval of the prefect of the city to the disponibility of the venues.

Join us in this campaign as we unite to let Ye flesh out the tour to the max and give the best experience to fans who missed out.