Kanye West wears Jesus-inspired disguise with Bianca Censori at Super Bowl LVIII

Las Vegas, Nevada - Kanye West went undercover at Super Bowl LVIII alongside his wife, Bianca Censori, who turned heads in another nearly-naked ensemble for the post-game festivities.

Kanye West wore an Alexander McQueen masks bearing a figurine of Jesus on the cross as he attended Super Bowl LVIII.
Kanye West wore an Alexander McQueen masks bearing a figurine of Jesus on the cross as he attended Super Bowl LVIII.  © Collage: Screenshot/Instagram/kanyewest

The 46-year-old rapper was spotted in Sin City for the big game, which was also attended by his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian.

Ye shared a selfie-style video of himself at the game via Instagram, giving fans a close-up look at his ensemble that covered his face in a black hood.

The hood was covered with a masquerade-style mask topped with a white figurine depicting Jesus on the cross.

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Per Page Six, the piece originates from Alexander McQueen's fall 1996 collection.

Bianca wore a similar outfit for the game, with her hood instead bearing an opening to reveal her face. For the celebrations after the Chiefs' victory, the 29-year-old changed into an NSFW outfit that consisted solely of a nude bodysuit.

Ye, who recently returned to the music scene with Vultures, promoted his Yeezy fashion brand in a surprise ad run during the broadcast.

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"Hey y'all, this is Ye, and this is my commercial," the Heartless artist said in the ad, which appeared to be shot using a cell phone. "Since we spent all the money on the commercial spot, we actually — we didn’t spend any money on the actual commercial. But the idea is I want you to go to yeezy.com."

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Yeezy spot didn't air nationwide, meaning that he likely opted to pay for a regional slot rather than the pricier national tier.

Kanye claimed in an Instagram post on Monday that the ad had contributed to over $19 million in sales.

Adidas previously ended its lucrative partnership with Kanye and the Yeezy brand following the rapper's repeated antisemitic comments – a pattern of behavior that has not slowed down in the ensuing two years.

Cover photo: Collage: Screenshot/Instagram/kanyewest

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