Jay-Z and Kanye West have decided to put their differences aside to make world history as they announces their 'Watch The Throne II' concert in collaboration with Elcon Musk's SpaceX. After an incredible feat of successfully launchingFalcon Heavy, the world's most powerful rocket, Musk described the forthcoming space concert with the rappers as a 'dream come true'.
According to the statement sent out to the press, a rep for SpaceX said, 'It has always been one of Elon's desires to make space travel as accessible as possible to everyone and he believes putting Kanye West and Jay-Z concert on Heavy Falcon to entertain commuters will most certainly be one of history's most defining moment.
This statement explains that both of them will perform hits from their collaborative album Watch The Throne including fan favorite N***as In Paris and No Church In The Wild in 2020. Kanye West and Jay Z have been in talks with SpaceX for few months and have both signed the deal.
The statement from the private rocket company reads ‘Our founder Elon Musk is a big fan of the Watch The Throne album and has been calling the deal a dream come true'.
Elcon Musk feels that getting Jay-Z and Kanye back together is almost as big as an achievement as the Telsa cars. And mean while Musk is the founder of Telsa, and also a huge fan of Kanye West, as he previously said to feeling 'inspired' by the rapper, who is married to Kim Kardashian. Speaking at a surprise sold-out Q&A session at South by South West (SWXW) festival on 11 March, Musk was asked: ‘Everyone in this room is inspired by you, who are you inspired by?’
‘Well, Kanye West obviously,’ Musk replied – to laughs and applause from the audience in Austin, Texas. It is not clear whether the concert will be live-streamed to fans back at home, but lucky fans will have to dig deep into their pockets as bookies have predicted the tickets will cost between £170,000 and £200,000.
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