Kanye West is no stranger to making a grand entrance, and this year’s Grammys was no exception. West and his wife Bianca Censori pulled up in twin all-chrome Mercedes-Maybachs, each valued at a staggering $450,000.

The futuristic, mirror-like cars gleamed under the flashing lights, but it was Censori’s bold fashion choice that that really stole the spotlight.

According to Daily Mail sources, Censori’s daring, see-through, skin-colored outfit alarmed Japanese investors, sparking a wave of disapproval. Insiders revealed that West’s attempt to create buzz backfired spectacularly in Japan, where cultural norms differ significantly from those in the U.S. READ MORE BELOW

“Kanye is just ****ing up every opportunity that comes to him,” one source bluntly stated. “The stunt was creepy beyond belief and has been greeted with horror in Japan. He has completely misjudged the tolerance of the Japanese people.”

The stunt that cost millions
During the Grammys, Censori arrived draped in a dramatic black fur coat over a sheer mesh ensemble. In a calculated move, West reportedly told her to “make a scene” — prompting Censori to drop the coat as cameras flashed, leaving little to the imagination.

Speaking with the Daily Mail, lip-reading expert Nicola Hickling deciphered the “chilling” and “creepy” conversation between the couple on the red carpet, starting with the moment Censori had her back turned to cameras.