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

Kanye West's influence and impact on Big Sean's career, notwithstanding, have been enormous.

The Donda hitmaker was the rapper who launched the Mercy rapstar's career.

But they fell out when the Chicago rapper took a dig at Sean for leaving his label, G.O.O.D. Music.

As Ye called the signing of the rapper his "worst" mistake, he faced a claim for $6 million from his collaborator.

That is the history between them.

Now, when Sean appeared at West's recent concerts in Chicago, it meant a big deal in the hip-hop world.

"The last couple days felt like I was at a family reunion with the greatest soundtrack ever playing," the rapper captioned on a post on Instagram, sharing the stage with Ye.

But Sean is not alone in burying the hatchet with West.

Kid Cudi was another.

Earlier, Peter Rosenberg, a radio personality, criticized the rapper on social media, 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."

Cudi hit back, "I understand your frustration, Peter, but I don't really care if you're disappointed in me."

"That man is my brother. You don't have a relationship with him like I do," he wrote.