NEW YORK (AP) — What was supposed to be a surprise Kanye West show in New York City quickly turned to chaos as thousands of fans descended on the venue. 
 
 More than 4,000 people swarmed Webster Hall, which only holds 1,500, early Monday morning for the pop-up show. They climbed on top of cars, dumpsters and scaffolding and hung out of windows hoping to get a better view. 
 
 The New York Daily News (http://nydn.us/1PyVOUE ) reports West hinted on social media that he was going to do the show after the Governor's Ball on Sunday was canceled due to the weather. West had been scheduled to perform. 
 
 The secret show was hinted to start at 2 a.m., and according to West's Twitter page was sold out by 1 a.m. 
 
 Shortly before 2 a.m., Wester Hall tweeted that there would be no show. Police then worked to disperse the crowd. 
 
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 Information from: Daily News, http://www.nydailynews.com ||||| Kanye West's New York Fashion Week show was a hot mess 
 
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 After unveiling his Yeezy Season 3 collection during a concert/performance art piece in February, West debuted his Yeezy Season 4 line to fans at New York Fashion Week and on Tidal on Wednesday. It's safe to say that the show — which featured models fainting in the hot sun and music that sounded like Finding Nemo's Dory talking to a whale — was not received as well as his last show. Here's what happened. 
 
 The beginning. 
 
 The livestream began shortly after 3 p.m. ET with the view of a cloudy New York skyline and the sounds of The Life of Pablo, the album West debuted at his last show. And then, the stream continued with that view (which got sunnier) and more Pablo tracks for an hour before the camera angle finally changed. 
 
 important update from Kanye's #tidalxseason4 show: It looks sunnier outside. We've seen this view for 50 mins. #NYFWpic.twitter.com/vqbpUES2r7 — Carly Mallenbaum (@ThatGirlCarly) September 7, 2016 
 
 One hour in. 
 
 First, we saw a self-congratulatory reel of interviews with Kanye fans grateful for the opportunity to be connected with Tidal and see West's show. Then, it was back to the music and aerial views of New York City. 
 
 One hour and 30 minutes in. 
 
 The stream was silent for a few moments before some ambient music played. The muffled voices in the background of the track seem to indicate that the music is coming from inside the New York show. We still seem to be flying above the city. 
 
 One hour and 40 minutes in. 
 
 The music continues with the sound of a woman bellowing over low-sounding instruments. (Sometimes it sounds like horns, sometimes strings or even synth. Whatever it is, it doesn't exactly sound pretty.) 
 
 #TIDALXSEASON4 sights: nude leotards, army jackets. Sounds: music that reminds me of Dory communicating w/ a whale pic.twitter.com/1qWpeehJqs — Carly Mallenbaum (@ThatGirlCarly) September 7, 2016 
 
 We land at Roosevelt Island, and see "multiracial" models in nude bodysuits, black and camouflage army jackets and white hoodies. A man unaffiliated with the production jumps in to assist a model who was about to fall. 
 
 One hour and 50 minutes in. 
 
 Kanye appears. Dressed in all black, the designer walks the catwalk, smiles and waves. 
 
 Two hours in. 
 
 The stream freezes and replays the interviews with Kanye fans from the hour-mark. 
 
 Two hours and 10 minutes in. 
 
 There are reports of women passing out. On the livestream, which is replaying earlier footage, models look miserable. West's Fade video star Teyana Taylor appears to be keeping it together on the catwalk while model Amina Blue struggles to walk in her heels and eventually takes them off. A few other models sit in the grass, looking exhausted. 
 
 Two hours and 20 minutes in. 
 
 Kanye is seen running offscreen. The camera pans up and then into the sky. The video replays again from Hour 1. 
 
 Read or Share this story: http://usat.ly/2c8ac4h ||||| Neighbors describe the commotion in the area as Kanye West was taken to the hospital. Robert Kovacik reports for the NBC4 News at 11 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 21, 2016. (Published Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2016) 
 
 Kanye West was under observation at a Los Angeles hospital late Monday after he abruptly canceled the remaining dates of his national tour, multiple sources familiar with the case told NBC News. 
 
 The admission followed a week of bizarre incidents during which the provocative rapper publicly railed against fellow music stars Beyoncé and Jay Z and retroactively endorsed President-elect Donald Trump. 
 
 A source familiar with the case said Los Angeles police responded to a medical welfare call about 1:20 p.m. No criminal activity was involved; the decision to hospitalize West at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center was for his own health and safety, the sources said. 
 
 Kanye West Launches Into Wild Rant, Ends Sacramento Show After 30 Minutes 
 
 Just days after halting his live show in San Jose to sound off with a politically-based diatribe, the hip-hop sensation pulled a similar stunt in the Golden State's capital city Saturday night. But this time, West shocked fans and checked out of the venue just 30 minutes after he arrived. Rick Boone reports. (Published Monday, Nov. 21, 2016) 
 
 Neighbors described the scene on the 900 block of North Laurel Avenue to NBC4, saying there were "security guards, fire trucks and police." 
 
 "I knew that something was going on," resident Kaye Switzer said. 
 
 The house that firefighters and police responded to is owned by Harley Pasternak, a celebrity trainer with clients that come to him. 
 
 Pasternak was seen leaving his house Monday night, but would not comment on West. 
 
 West's concert promoter, Live Nation, said earlier in the day that the remaining dates of his Saint Pablo Tour had been called off. No reason was given. 
 
 The cancellation of West’s tour comes on the heels of a rough week for the rapper. 
 
 On Thursday, West announced at a concert in San Jose, California, that he hadn't voted in the 2016 presidential election but that he would have supported Trump "if I voted." 
 
 And on Saturday, West delivered a politically charged rant at his show in Sacramento, California. He lashed out against everyone from Beyoncé to Mark Zuckerberg, before cutting the show short and dropping the microphone on stage. 
 
 Less than 24 hours after the Sacramento incident, West canceled his Los Angeles area show at the Forum. 
 
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 It's hardly the first time West has found himself in hot water for combative, self-aggrandizing behavior. The artist known for hits such as "Gold Digger" and "Jesus Walks" once famously interrupted Taylor Swift at the MTV Video Music Awards, insisting that her award should have gone to Beyoncé. Last year, he declared that he would run for president in 2020. 
 
 NBC4's Whitney Irick and Robert Kovacik contributed to this report.
– What was supposed to be a surprise Kanye West show in New York City quickly turned to chaos as thousands of fans descended on the venue. More than 4,000 people swarmed Webster Hall, which only holds 1,500, early Monday morning for the pop-up show. They climbed on top of cars, dumpsters, and scaffolding and hung out of windows hoping to get a better view, the AP reports. The New York Daily News reports West hinted on social media that he was going to do the show after the Governors Ball on Sunday was canceled due to the weather. West had been scheduled to perform.The secret show was hinted to start at 2am, and, according to West's Twitter page, was sold out by 1am. Shortly before 2am, Webster Hall tweeted that there would be no show. Police then worked to disperse the crowd. (This may be the weirdest Kanye story ever.)