At the Trump Rally, Kanye West steals the show with an unexpected appearance.

A bunch of Trump supporters can be seen sprinting up to a Cybertruck that has pulled down on the side of an unknown road in a video that was uploaded to TikTok by a bystander. It becomes clear that West and his wife Bianca Censori are the driver and passenger of the automobile when the person filming it gets closer.

The Chicago native looks straight ahead and pulls off as soon as the fans realise who is actually driving the car and begin taking out their phones and even yelling Ye’s name. Then, a group of enthusiastic young males appear in the video.

The incident happened on Saturday, August 17, during a Trump event in Beverly Hills, California, according to TMZ. According to information recently disclosed by a former Trump staff member, the former president had previously discussed using Kanye West to “unify” America while in office.

During Trump’s tenure in office, Alyssa Farah Griffin, the White House’s Director of Strategic Communications, recalled the absurd notion in an interview on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen last month. “One day, he wanted to have Kanye West come and do a church service on the White House lawn to unify the country,” Griffin recalled, opening her account with the adjective “dark.”

She then made a joke about Ye’s love of controversy, saying, “I can think of a few things less unifying than that.” It goes without saying that Trump’s approach was unsuccessful.

Griffin giggled, “We were like, ‘Not the time or place, sir.'” Donald Trump and Kanye West have had a protracted and convoluted relationship.

Following his election as president, the Chicago native met Trump for the first time in New York City in December 2016, shocking and infuriating both fellow rappers and fans.

Then, Kanye said on X (Twitter): “I wanted to meet with Trump today to discuss multicultural issues.” “If we really want change, I think it’s critical to have a direct line of communication with our future president.” Regarding the rap legend, Trump said to reporters that he was a “good man” and that they had been “friends for a long time.”

Two years later, the two reconvened in the Oval Office to supposedly debate jail form. But Kanye, donning a red “Make America Great Again” cap, got into a long, meandering rant about criminal justice, racial relations, tax breaks, and mental health. Additionally, he suggested creating the “iPlane 1,” a hydrogen-powered Air Force One substitute.

Earlier this year, Kanye re-aligned himself with the controversial former president by endorsing him ahead of the 2024 race, after having previously distanced himself from Trump due to an alleged insult directed at him and his ex-wife Kim Kardashian.