Kanye West and his wife, Bianca Censori, were recently seen exploring a sex shop in Spain. This outing comes just days after rumors started circulating about their possible divorce. If their public appearance is any indication, the couple is very much together and possibly even more in love. After months of speculation about their relationship being on the rocks, Kanye and Bianca appear to be rewriting their own story, one quirky shopping trip at a time. This playful escapade feels like something from a Kanye song, unconventional and unique to him.

A few weeks ago, there were growing whispers about trouble in their relationship. However, those concerns seem to be fading as they show signs of renewed affection. Earlier this month, Kanye appeared on DJ Akademiks’ livestream to preview a new song named after Bianca. This track, which will be on his upcoming album called “Cuck” (previously known as “WW3”), gives listeners a glimpse into the personal struggles they faced. In the song, Kanye admits that one of his famous rants pushed Bianca away. This moment of honesty represents a change for him, showing a more vulnerable side that hasn’t always been present.

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While his outbursts have often made headlines for the wrong reasons, it has inspired him to reflect on his relationship and reconnect with Bianca, whom he considers his muse. Now, back to Spain, where their playful visit to the shop seems to signify something deeper. Their carefree attitude together suggests they are reigniting their spark and confidently embracing their intimacy. Whether this is simply a publicity move, a genuine revival of their romance, or maybe a bit of bo, it’s clear that Kanye and Bianca aren’t finished making headlines. If a trip to a sex shop helps show the world they’re still together, then that’s just fine with Kanye.

Slipknot singer Corey Taylor raised eyebrows at the Spookala convention in Florida with an unexpected and no doubt brief acoustic tip of the hat to Kendrick Lamar. The deep growler known for his anonymous metal act put himself in a whole other space by having a go at Lamar’s underground GNX cut, “TV Off.” “So I worked up something very special,” Taylor said to the crowd, an earnestness that stilled the room. “I was trying to switch it up because I don’t really do this that much anymore. And with that, he invited fans into a rare moment, “Would you guys like to help me sing a song?” The room buzzed.

And then he sang its opening lyric, “All I ever wanted was a black Grand National/Fck being rational.” The cover was over as soon as it started, and the audience was left somewhere between stunned and mystified. Social media exploded, and it wasn’t all of one mind. “All I see is one artist shouting out another,” one fan wrote on Instagram. “Love the respect between people from varying genres.” But the experiment didn’t go over with everyone. Another user said, “I lowkey don’t like this, his music is good but this hurt me.” Taylor switched gears mid-set to jump into the Violent Femmes’ cult classic “Add It Up,” surprising even more folks in the room.

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Add in covers of Nine Inch Nails, Incubus, Foo Fighters, and a nod to the upcoming Chappell Roan, and the evening felt less like a proper performance and more like a musical scrapbook. The Kendrick moment was short but full of meaning. It was a good reminder that music is a bridge, that even the most hard-core frontmen can find inspiration in a well-penned verse by a poet of hip-hop. Whether it made you stand up and cheer or cringe, Corey Taylor’s “TV Off” moment was an exchange of respect. And in a world that tends to prefer music in tidy boxes, that’s a cover worth remembering.