Kanye West, also known as Ye, will have an exclusive concert in Slovakia, but controversy over his song "He*l Hitler" has sparked protests.
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Festival organizers have announced that Kanye West will perform a concert in Bratislava, his only appearance in Europe this year. The controversy arose after the release of the song "He*l Hitler", which coincides with the commemoration of the Nazi defeat. More than 3,000 people signed a petition calling for the concert to be canceled, calling his presence an insult to the victims of Nazism. West, known for his volatile behavior and controversial statements, will be part of the Rubicon festival, along with other renowned artists.
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