Some fans had a rude awakening after realizing Drake, and Kanye West’s “Free Larry Hoover” benefit concert isn’t free.
This Thursday, December 9, the concert goes down at the LA Coliseum in California. However, if you’re unable to purchase a ticket or be in LA, you’ll be able to watch it at select iMax theaters.
Complex points out West Sub Ever tweeted some iMax theaters will show the concert. It’s not clear if the show will be on streaming services like Apple Music. The article also says the show is set to run over three hours.
Take a look:
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The "Free Larry Hoover" concert is going to be played in iMAX theaters.
There is no information yet on a livestream you can watch from home. pic.twitter.com/CTn50axjef
— West Sub Ever (@WestSubEver) December 7, 2021
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The runtime is 2 to 3 hours
— West Sub Ever (@WestSubEver) December 7, 2021
The Free Larry Hoover Concert will be streamed in theaters. Run time 2-3 hours
— Donda’s Place (@dondas___place) December 7, 2021
Drizzy and Ye are planning something big. Shots of the LA Coliseum show a higher circular mound being built. There’s no word on how the set design will be, but considering the two goats of hip hop are hitting the stage, one can imagine it’ll be out of this world. Check it out:
Massive build out tonight for the Ye (formerly Kanye West) and Drake concert set for Dec. 9th at the LA Coliseum . Looks like a circular mound is being built with sand and concrete or stucco. At first, thought this was a monster truck rally setup. @CBSLA #Ye #Drake #KanyeWest pic.twitter.com/Z56DrbTcY5
— John Schreiber (@johnschreiber) December 6, 2021
Fans are even more excited for this to happen because Drake and Kanye officially ended their beef. J. Prince was a big help in getting Drake and Ye together.
Kanye believes putting the Drake feud to rest, performing together for the first time in years, would ultimately be more beneficial to them in the future. Kanye also believes the positive step forward would serve an “ultimate purpose” of getting Larry Hoover out of prison.
Larry Hoover is the Chicago Gangster Disciples founder and serves a federal life sentence at a Colorado supermax prison. He was sentenced for killing a drug dealer.