Ye Shatters His Own U.S. Hip-Hop Attendance Record in Dallas — With Ohio’s Kid Cudi on Stage
Ye just did it again — and this time, Ohio was right there with him on the biggest hip-hop stage in America.
Saturday night, Nov. 7, 2026, Ye took over AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, and broke his own record for the most-attended hip-hop show in U.S. history, according to AT&T Stadium.
Yes, his own record. Ye set the previous mark just a week earlier at his Halloween show in Houston, which drew 80,210 attendees. One week later, he topped it in Dallas.
The official Dallas attendance number has not been released yet — but the show is expected to land near AT&T Stadium’s sold-out capacity of reportedly around 100,000. We will update this story when the official figure is confirmed.
And the night belonged to Ohio, too. Cleveland’s own Kid Cudi took the stage in Dallas, performing “Pursuit of Happiness” (Steve Aoki remix) and “Day ‘N’ Nite (Nightmare).”
Then Ye and Cudi joined forces for “Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1” and “Ghost Town,” before walking out together for “Runaway” — the latest public chapter of their reconciliation. Cudi previously joined Ye onstage in Chicago in September and at the Yeezy Season 01 runway show on Nov. 4, as ToledoBuzz reported in Kid Cudi Reunites With Kanye West at Yeezy Runway Show.
Erykah Badu also lit up the stadium, performing her classics “Didn’t Cha Know,” “On & On,” “Love Of My Life (An Ode To Hip-Hop),” and “Tyrone.”
Ye is not slowing down. His next shows are Phoenix on Nov. 21, 2026, and Mexico City on March 19, 2027.
From Cleveland to Dallas to the record books — Ohio’s Kid Cudi just helped Ye make U.S. hip-hop history. Again.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons / brinsknaps
Source: HotNewHipHop (Nov. 8, 10:58 a.m. ET)
