NEW YORK, Jan 12 ― The mercurial Kanye West anticipates travelling to Moscow later this year, according to, a trip that will see him hold a Sunday Service performance and meet with President Vladimir Putin.
The rapper's Sunday Service shows are church-esque concerts featuring gospel choirs that he began holding in 2019. In 2018 he met with then-president Trump for a surreal tete-a-tete that included a hug between the two and an on-camera rant.
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