Big Sean likens Kanye West concert to ‘family reunion’ after years of beef

Kanye West and Big Sean have been falling out for years; however, the latter's surprise appearance at the Donda hitmaker's concerts in Chicago ended the feud between them.

However, that is not it.

The Mercy hitmaker even took to Instagram to hail Ye's shows in the rapper's hometown, calling them "the greatest show on Earth".

In a separate post, he captioned, "Last couple days felt like I was at a family reunion with the greatest soundtrack ever playing."

Sean is not alone in burying the hatchet with West. Kid Cudi was another.

In response to Peter Rosenberg, a radio personality criticizing social media, he hit back, writing, "A lot of people I love are being openly lame about Kanye."

"I am not saying no one deserves forgiveness or empathy, but this man sang 'Heil Hitler' ONE YEAR AGO," he penned, adding, "Disappointed in a lot of people."

Despite the critical comment, Cudi seems to tolerate none of it.

In a sharp rebuke, he plainly wrote back, "I understand your frustration, Peter, but I don't really care if you're disappointed in me."

Making his position crystal clear on where he stands on West, Cudi penned, "That man is my brother. You don't have a relationship with him like I do."

"Damn near 2 decades of art and friendship. You are not family. So I get it," the musician said.

Cudi and Ye previously fell apart over the latter's controversial antics and behaviour, but he suggested that he has now reformed.

"I've been around Ye, and I can honestly say talking to him now is how it used to be when I first signed to him, but even better."

"He was dealing with mental health struggles for years, and now he's good," he noted.

What it appears to be is that Cudi made a case for West to be re-accepted in the mainstream after he was booted out over his anti-Semitic controversies.

"Everyone deserves some grace when they are family. I was the hardest on him out of anybody," he noted.

"I held him accountable. He apologised, and it was sincere. But like I said, you are not family, so I get it," Cudi said.

It is worth noting that West has, on multiple occasions, been offered apologies for his past toxic rhetoric.