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Kanye West Breaks Down During Paris Tribute to His Mom |
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  Rapper Kanye West fought back tears as he performed his first show since the death of his mother a week ago in Paris on Saturday night.
Despite pulling out of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show earlier this week, West decided the show had to go on in Europe.
Fans cheered him on as he appeared to break down onstage at Le Zenith just before he was about to perform "Hey Mama," a song he wrote for his mom, Donda.
As the looped intro just played and played, two associates dashed to the rapper's aid.
A concertgoer says, "A backup singer and the DJ came over to him and basically held him up. |
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