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Big Sean made a surprise appearance at Kanye West’s homecoming concert at Soldier Field in Chicago, performing hits including “I Don’t Fuck With You,” marking a reconciliation after years of tension between the two artists.

The feud began around 2021 when Big Sean claimed Kanye owed him $6 million, and Kanye notably criticized signing Sean to his G.O.O.D. Music label, calling it “the worst thing” he did.

Kanye expressed feelings of betrayal, claiming both Big Sean and John Legend were used by Democrats against him during his presidential run, which contributed to their fallout.

Despite their rocky past, the reunion at the concert appeared amicable, with both artists expressing mutual love and appreciation on stage.

Sean and Kanye performed their collaborations “Clique” and “Mercy,” and the concert also featured guest appearances by 2 Chainz, Twista, and Future.

Kanye’s fans reportedly harbored resentment during the feud, with one fan leaking Big Sean’s unreleased album in retaliation for perceived disrespect.

The relationship between Sean and Kanye, previously marked by tension and public disputes, now seems to have shifted towards reconciliation.

The concert was not only a musical event but also a symbolic moment of healing and unity for both artists after a prolonged period of conflict.