Kanye West has never been one to engage his brain before speaking and the rapper was at it again when he halted a performance and demanded everyone in the audience stand up and dance – only to find out that two fans were in wheelchairs. 
 
 The star stopped the show in Sydney on Friday night and insisted that every member of the audience got up and danced. 
 
 Kanye told the crowd: “I can't do this show until everybody stand up. Unless you got a handicap pass and you get special parking and s**t.” 
 
 While nearly everyone stood up, Kanye spotted two people still seated and called on them to get to their feet, refusing to carry on with the show. 
 
 It was only when one fan waved her prosthetic limb in the air that the rapper realised his mistake and quickly said: "Okay, you fine.” 
 
 He then focused his attention on the second fan, who was in a wheelchair, to confirm he could not stand either before continuing with his song "Good Life”. 
 
 Members of the audience were apparently trying to signal to Kanye that the fan was wheelchair-bound, concert-goers told Daily Mail Australia. 
 
 Peter Galbriath, who uploaded the clip of the incident to YouTube says in the video description:"Kanye asks everyone to stand up, someone doesn't. Kanye asks them to stand up, they're in a wheelchair. Misunderstanding." 
 
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 In the four-minute long footage, Kanye asks everyone to stand and gets someone to make sure any non-upstanding fans are indeed in a wheelchair before he continues. 
 
 Kanye is on his Yeezus tour and has been performing across Australia this month. Earlier this week he was taken to hospital after suffering from a migraine. 
 
 A spokesperson for Kanye West is yet to respond to request for comment. 

 Kanye West Tells Wheelchair-Bound Concertgoer ... Stand Up or I'm Not Rapping! 
 
 Kanye West -- Tells Wheelchair-Bound Concertgoer ... Stand Up or I'm Not Rapping! 
 
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 refused to continue performing Friday night at his Australian concert until someone in the crowd stood up with everyone else ... problem is, the person was in a wheelchair.Kanye was playing a gig at the Qantas Credit Union Arena in Sydney when he stopped rapping mid-song ... ordering the crowd to get on their feet before he'd continue.An eyewitness told the Daily Mail Australia that Kanye said, "I can't do this show until everybody stand up. Unless you got a handicap pass and you get special parking and s**t."One person in the crowd waved their prosthetic leg in the air and Kanye said they could sit.Shortly after Kanye spotted another person in the crowd sitting down and once again stopped the show -- then sent one of his employees into the crowd to make sure the person was handicap.Once the hired gun confirmed the disability ... Kanye said "it's fine" and rapped on.As you may recall ... Kanye gifted his microphone to a wheelchair-bound concertgoer earlier this summer -- so it doesn't appear like he's got any issue with the disabled.We also spoke with someone in the crowd ... and they say Kanye clearly didn't mean to offend -- the whole thing is just being blown out of proportion.
– Kanye West is gonna let you finish watching his show, just as soon as everyone in the house stands up—a demand that didn't go over quite so well Friday night in Australia, reports the Independent. "I can't do this show until everybody stand up," the rapper yelled, stopping the show in Sydney and singling out two fans who remained seated. "Unless you got a handicap pass and you get special parking and s--t." Turns out one fan was in a wheelchair, while the other waved her prosthetic leg in response. Responded West: "OK, you fine," and the show went on. TMZ reports that West "clearly didn't mean to offend," as per a source at the concert. (It's not the only run-in Kanye's had on this tour.)