Kanye West and Ty Dolla Signs Las Vegas rave broken up by police after rappers charged fans

A KANYE West and Ty Dolla Sign rave in Sin City has been broken up by authorities.

“LVMPD assisted in dispersing the crowd. No arrests were made,” a spokesperson for the Las Vegas Police Department told The U.S. Sun.

On Thursday night, the LVMPD diffused a crowd that had gathered for a supposed album release party.

The incident occurred just before midnight in Las Vegas, Nevada, according to local Fox affiliate KVVU-TV.

Officers were reportedly tipped that a promoter had organized the event but did not produce any licensing.

The promoter was cited by county investigators.

LEAVING EARLY?

That same night, Kanye, 46, and Ty, 41, teamed up to host a rave for the father-of-four's upcoming Vultures album.

The rave took a strange turn when Ye abruptly left during the middle of the performance.

The Yeezy founder departed while wearing his own merchandise on his head.

Kanye had a red T-shirt wrapped around the front of his face, which left his eyes and nose exposed.

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He exited the show and headed straight to a sprinter van.

Attendees paid about $2,000 per ticket.

The pricey entry to the in-person event, including the live stream, were available for purchase on Eventnoire, or from the official Yeezy website.

The massive crowd expected a lineup of special surprise guests, much like when Kanye hosted a previous Vultures album launch party in Miami, which included artists such as Freddie Gibbs, Offset, and Lil Durk.

THE MIAMI RAVE

On Tuesday night, Kanye's daughter, North West, went on stage and even rapped a verse.

The 10-year-old TikTok star collaborated on her father's latest album.

The crowd went wild as North danced and rapped: "It's your bestie. Miss, Miss Westy!"

She continued: "Don't tryna test me. It's gonna get messy. Just, just bless me. Bless me!"

Although fans praised the father/daughter moment, others in an online thread felt the lyrics were supposedly inappropriate for the preteen at the show.

One critic wrote: "Did anybody else think it was weird that Kanye had North on stage? He was rapping a lot of vulgar things."

Another pointed out: "Kanye was also dressed in a Klansman hood."

Critics also had issues with the star being seen wearing what many believed to be a KKK-style black hood onstage at one point - a year after being slammed for making antisemitic comments.

A person ranted: "Everyone was thinking it’s so cute? Like, actually it’s not a cute look to get your young kid[s] involved in your career when you’re an antisemitic misogynist.

"Your kid can’t go on stage and become entangled in his hateful messiness."

A critic chimed: "It was completely inappropriate. I am disgusted."

Another commentator added: "Kanye is a terrible excuse for a parent."

Kanye's wife, Bianca Censori, and two of his other kids — Saint, eight; and Chicago, fice — were also in attendance at the rave.

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