Gwen Stefani couldn't be more impressed with Kanye West's latest Sunday Service.
The No Doubt rocker took to Instagram late Wednesday, sharing a video that was taken during West's worship gathering over the weekend. If you listen closely, you'll hear the crowd singing along to a version of her band's 1995 hit,"Don't Speak," modifying the iconic chorus lyrics to"Lord speak, we know your words bring healing / the pain was real we're feeling / please help us 'cause it hurts.
"I literally started crying 😢," she continued."Thank u @KimKardashian. Please send me whole version Kanye #truth #thisiswhatthetruthfeelslike #dontwasteyourpain."
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