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Kanye West Boots Heckler From ‘Yeezus’ Concert

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Kanye West has heckler escorted from Yeezus concert  Rap star Kanye West wasn’t going to put up with a female heckler at his “Yeezus” concert in San Antonio over the weekend, so he quickly kicked the young woman out of his concert with a simple hand gesture while his loyal fans cheered him on.

There isn’t a performer alive who hasn’t had to deal with hecklers and critics while they were on stage, but Kanye West isn’t about to put up with any of that during his show.

Kanye was busy going on another one of his autotuned rants, when a fan apparently began heckling him from the front row.

Instead of ignoring the woman, Kanye decided he had just about enough and had her removed from the show.

It all started when Kanye walked to the edge of the stage in his large, bulky ensemble and a blinged out mask.

Apparently the rest of Kanye’s fans heard the woman’s rude comments and encouraged the rapper to do something about it.

“Get her Kanye,” one man screams in the video, while others demand that she shuts up.

All it took was for Kanye to point at the woman and then point at the exit before his security staff swarmed in to escort the heckler out of the building.

His fans began cheering as the woman got the boot, but that’s not the end of it.

In colorful language, Kanye reminded the audience why no one should ever try to heckle him. His fans then broke into chant of their own against the heckler, and Kanye walked off the stage.

If there is anything that Kanye can’t take, it’s criticism. With that being said, the female fan should have expected only the most severe of consequences when she decided to heckle the “Bound 2” rapper.

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