Kanye West's Mother's Day Sunday Service Livestream: Watch

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20224.5K Views

Kanye West performs Sunday Service during the 2019 Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival on April 21, 2019 in Indio, California.

Kanye West delivers a special Sunday Service for Mother's Day.

Despite teasing the end of Sunday Service, Kanye West's weekly spiritual retreat is still going strong. The rapper delivered a special edition of Sunday Service on Easter Sunday at Coachella, blending together gospel music with his hits. He's continued to do the live music event every week but this week, he's offering another livestream for his fans. With today being Mother's Day, the rapper's hosting a Mother's Day Sunday Service. This is one is also being livestreamed along with the same fisheye lens that he used for his Coachella performance.

Kanye West's Mother's Day Sunday Service is currently being livestreamed. You could check it out here.

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The rapper began these Sunday Service events earlier this year. Each week, clips of the performances have surfaced online via Kim Kardashian's Instagram setting which helped 'Ye land the one-off performance at Coachella. The rapper was initially rumored to headline Coachella this year but after the festival organizers refused to build him a dome for his performance, he opted out. His Coachella set included guest performances from Kid Cudi, Chance The Rapper, and Ty Dolla $ign. He also had DMX close out the performance with a prayer.

The Sunday Service performances have delivered gospel-infused renditions of some of his most famous singles. Additionally, he's previewed new music off of his forthcoming album, Yandhi which fans are still waiting for.

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