AceShowbiz - The Ye concert held at GelreDome in Arnhem on Saturday night attracted an audience of 40,000 fans, delivering a largely peaceful event despite ongoing controversies surrounding the artist.

During the show, police arrested two men suspected of disturbing public order. Additionally, three individuals carrying signs promoting Holocaust conspiracy theories were removed from the vicinity after refusing to comply with police instructions to maintain distance from the venue.

According to NL Times, these arrests occurred outside the concert area where demonstrators had gathered with banners criticizing Ye for his previous antisemitic and pro-Nazi statements. Nevertheless, the concert itself proceeded without any significant disruptions or violence.

The main takeaway from the event is that aside from the targeted arrests of Holocaust deniers, the entire evening passed smoothly for the tens of thousands in attendance. Ye's controversial past did not lead to disorder inside the stadium, allowing fans to enjoy the performance safely.

Police clarified that the two men apprehended were not connected to any organized protests. The removal of the three individuals carrying the conspiracy theory signs was a direct response to their disregard for repeated police warnings.

These actions were specific responses to individuals promoting hateful ideologies rather than part of broader crowd control issues. Authorities focused on maintaining order while allowing the event to continue uninterrupted.

Ye is scheduled to perform a second concert at the same venue on Monday, which will also coincide with his 49th birthday.

This article is based on reporting originally published by AllHipHop.