Coachella Weekend is around the corner in Indio, California, but I want to talk to you about

wireless in the UK. It's another three-day music festival, but lately they've been doing

the same headliner on each of the three nights. Last year it was Drake on night one,

Drake on night two, and Drake on night three. Embarrassing.

This year, Wireless decided to take the same approach, but instead of Drake headlining all three

nights, they booked the most controversial musician on the planet, a guy who used to go

by the name of Kanye West.

And everyone got mad.

From sponsors like Pepsi and PayPal to eventually the UK's own Prime Minister Kier Starmor.

On Tuesday, Ye was banned from entering the UK and Wireless had to pull the plug on the entire festival.

But the rapper has recently come out and apologized for all the terrible things he's said and done.

So, yay or nay on Today, Explained?

And I heard him say, nothing except for promise tomorrow today.

Explained.

Yay, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, has for a very long time believed he's God's gift to earth,

and that might even be an understatement.

I am a god, so hurry up with my damn massage in a French-ass restaurant, hurry up with my damn

croissant.

Either found him insufferable or felt like you could excuse his outsized personality because

his music made you feel like you could fly.

But then, Yee spent years doing everything in his power to alienate his audience.

We asked Chris Murphy from Vanity Fair to come help us understand that era

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