Kanye West’s latest show in the Dallas area apparently reached another huge attendance benchmark, with AT&T Stadium saying the rapper broke his own record for the most-attended hip-hop concert in U.S. history. The Saturday, Nov. 7 concert in Arlington, Texas, followed the record-setting Halloween performance in Houston and included special appearances by Kid Cudi and Erykah Badu. The official attendance number isn’t in the information provided, but the announcement has already made the show one of the biggest events of West’s current tour.

AT&T Stadium says it was West’s largest crowd ever, topping his previous record of 80,210, set Oct. 31 at his Houston show. The Arlington venue reportedly holds 100,000 for sold-out events, and fans speculate the latest crowd may have come close to that number. However, the final attendance number is unconfirmed, so the audience size is not set in stone.

The concert was also marked by guest appearances. Kid Cudi joined West on stage, adding another big moment to a show already gaining attention for its claimed attendance record. They performed “Hands Pt. 1” and “Ghost Town” together before walking out together for “Runaway.” Cudi also played two of his own songs, “Pursuit of Happiness,” the Steve Aoki remix to be exact, and “Day ‘N’ Nite (Nightmare).”

Many fans were surprised earlier in the show when Erykah Badu showed up. Her set included several of her biggest hits: “Didn’t Cha Know,” “On & On,” “Love Of My Life (An Ode To Hip-Hop),” and “Tyrone.” Another huge musical moment of the night was her presence, offering a different sound and performance style to West’s concert.

The information also mentions André Troutman as a close collaborator who attended the event. The show featured a wide range of artists across the musical spectrum, with the event’s attention and attendance record squarely on West. Special guests included Badu and Cudi.

This latest milestone follows a particularly strong run of West’s live shows. His Houston gig on Halloween had already set a new benchmark, drawing 80,210, according to the figure given. The Arlington show was said to have topped that mark a week later, but the final figure is still to be released. That’s the distinction: the stadium’s announcement supports the claim that West has broken his previous record, but the exact attendance figure is not confirmed in the details given.

For fans, it was more than just an album announcement. Beyond the crowd size, the concert had several memorable moments, including joint performances by Cudi and West, Cudi’s solo appearances, and a surprise set by Badu. But the attendance achievement is the headline, continuing West’s recent run of large-scale performances.

Until the official figure is released, the question remains. How many people were in the Arlington audience? The information does confirm that AT&T Stadium says West topped his Houston record, making the Nov. 7 show another huge milestone in his concert run.