Profits from Free Larry Hoover concert merch will not go to charity

“It was Bob’s world; we’re only living in it.” That’s the overall sentiment of “The Super Bob Einstein” movie. Who? Well, you should probably remember the Sahara dry comedian Super Dave Osborne, right? He was the alter-ego of comedian Bob Einstein, playing a naïve but optimistic stuntman who was frequently gravely injured when his stunts went spectacularly wrong.

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Drake has ghosted Kanye West’s epic “Free Larry Hoover Benefit Concert.” Not the show itself, which went off seemingly without a hitch at the Los Angeles Coliseum Thursday night, but the Amazon Prime Video streaming version of the concert.

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Kanye West have confirmed that, despite earlier reports saying otherwise, profits from merch sold at his and Drake’s recent ‘Free Larry Hoover’ benefit concert will be funnelled into charities supporting legal reform efforts and community advocacy.West headlined the concert – which marked his monumental reunion with Drake after the pair put an end to their longstanding feud – last Thursday (December 9).It was live-streamed for free via Amazon Prime and shown at select IMAX cinemas across the US,

Kanye West and Drake’s Larry Hoover benefit concert will be given to charity, a representative has confirmed.The two rappers put their beef to bed and performed together at a special benefit show in Los Angeles on Thursday (December 9).While proceeds from ticket sales will reportedly be donated to a selection of criminal justice reform groups, the same won’t be the case for profits from merch sales, as a representative confirmed to GQ.A range of limited edition merchandise was produced for the

After putting their long-running beef aside, Kanye West and Drake took to the stage together on Thursday night for a joint headline performance aimed at helping to free Chicago gang leader Larry Hoover. The pair arrived on stage together for show TMZ reports had a budget north of $10M.

Pleading his case. During Kanye and Drake’s concert benefitting Larry Hoover, the Yeezy founder took a moment to call out his estranged wife Kim Kardashian amid her ongoing romance with Saturday Night Live star Pete Davidson.

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“Free Larry Hoover Benefit Concert” in Los Angeles on Thursday night, which was live-streamed on Amazon platforms. “I need you to run right back to me, more specifically Kimberly,” the artist now known as “Ye” ad libbed during a performance of his song “Runaway.”Kardashian, 41, — who is currently dating comedian Pete Davidson, 28 — has not yet addressed her ex’s public plea.

So many stars stepped out for Kanye West‘s Free Larry Hoover benefit concert!

Megan Fox, 35, always dresses up for any occasion, including when she attended a benefit concert hosted by Kanye West and Drake on Dec. 9. The Transformers actress stunned in a black leather coat with fur detailing, blue jeans, and scrappy rhinestone heels. She was joined by beau Machine Gun Kelly, 31, for the event, which benefited Larry Hoover, a former gang leader who has been serving a life sentence in prison for a 1973 murder.

Kanye West and Drake have performed a huge concert in LA – watch footage from the moment below.The two musicians held a 78,000 capacity gig at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum last night (December 9).The pair, who have reconciled after a long-standing feud, walked out side by side at the start of the gig and were also seen praying together at one point.The concert was a benefit held to free gang member Larry Hoover who is serving a life sentence for murder.

Nearly four months after Kim Kardashian wore a wedding dress at Kanye West’s DONDA listening event, Kim, 41, was very much on her estranged husband’s mind at his latest event. During the song “Runaway,” the Chicago native, 44, begged Kim to come back to him. “Baby, I need you to run right back to me…more specifically, Kimberly,” he said during an unexpected, emotional moment at the Dec. 9 show.