Lip reader reveals ‘command Kanye West gave red carpet staff’ moments before Bianca Censori's x-rated stunt
A lip reader has suggested a possible 'command' which Kanye West gave to red carpet staff just moments before Bianca Censori dropped her coat to bare all.
By now you're probably more than aware of the stunt which the artist formerly known as Kanye West and his wife Censori decided to pull at the Grammys on Sunday.
During their red carpet walk, the Aussie model became 'Bianca Censored' after she removed her fur coat and revealed her sheer dress.
Now a sheer dress at an awards red carpet isn't anything revolutionary, but Censori's choice to pair the outfit with an obvious lack of underwear certainly was.
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Take a look at the heavily pixelated moment below to refresh your memory.
A lip reader has since weighed in on the viral moment, shedding light on a possible 'command' which Ye gave to photographers and red carpet staff just moments before the big reveal.
After analysing West's interactions with staff as the couple were preparing for photos, a lip reader told The Sun that the rapper appeared to say: "Does that make sense, push that out of the way…that person right there."
The expert went on to add that they believed that West's manoeuvring of staff was in order to make sure there was unobstructed camera attention on the moment.
The comments back up claims from lip reader Nicola Hickling, who told The Mirror the rapper appeared to be directing Censori throughout the moment.
Hickling stated that West told his wife 'you're making a scene now' as they arrived on the red carpet and prepared to pose for photographers.
"Make a scene, I'll say it'll make so much sense," he appeared to say, before adding: "Drop it behind you and then turn, I got you."
"Alright, let's go," she claimed Censori said, as the coat was dropped.
The couple then exited the event after walking the red carpet - they weren't kicked out, contrary to initial reports - and likely spent the rest of the evening watching the reactions to the moment pour in from around the world.
Ye has since been revelling in the attention the dress stunt has received, sharing a (now deleted) post to his Instagram which revealed Censori's dress had been more popular on Google Trends, which reveals what terms are trending around the world, than the 2025 Grammys winners.
Meanwhile it has since been confirmed that Censori is unlikely to face any legal consequence for the risky outfit, despite initial fears the model could find herself in serious trouble for indecent exposure.
Los Angeles-based lawyer Andrea Oguntula, told Page Six: "While Ms. Censori’s outfit undoubtedly pushed the envelope, a charge of indecent exposure in California requires willful public exposure of one’s genitals with the specific intent to offend or sexually arouse."
"It’s theoretically possible, but unlikely she’ll face any criminal prosecution for this incident," she added.
Meanwhile, LAPD sources told TMZ they wouldn't be taking any action since no complaints were made to police about Censori's outfit. On top of this, the Grammys are a private event at which West was an invited guest.
Topics: Celebrity, Grammys, Kanye West, Bianca Censori
Brenna Cooper