Calay News
In a surprising revelation, Kanye West, commonly known as Ye, appears to be gearing up for an ambitious venture: the construction of a city nearly four times the size of Paris in the Middle East. The information surfaced through a now-deleted listing on his website, indicating plans for a sprawling 100,000-acre V1 city. Ye is actively recruiting professionals such as project managers, engineers, architects, contractors, and builders for this monumental undertaking.
While some may be skeptical of such a grand vision, it’s worth noting that Kanye West had previously attempted to establish his own mini-city in Wyoming in 2020, though the plans were thwarted by the state. Recent developments, however, suggest a renewed interest in city-building, especially after Ye hinted at discussions with influential figures in Saudi Arabia.
During a recent rant at his listening party, Kanye disclosed conversations with Muhammad bin Salman, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia and a key player in the nation’s ambitious projects, including “the line.” Bin Salman’s controlling one of the world’s largest public investment funds, valued at $700 billion, adds credibility to Ye’s aspirations.
Considering Kanye’s multifaceted ventures, such as his presidential aspirations and trademark filings for the word “donda” covering various city-related classifications, the prospect of a city built by Ye appears less implausible. The question now lingers: Would you be willing to reside in a city envisioned by Kanye West?
