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Kayne West’s Yeezy Website Taken Down For Selling Sick T-Shirt After Super Bowl Ad

Kanye’s West’s website has been taken down after he used a Super Bowl advert to promote a sick product.

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Kanye West, never one to shy away from controversy, has once again ignited public outrage.

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Kanye’s history of stirring controversy detailed.

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This isn’t the first time West has courted controversy with his statements and actions.

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In late 2022, he made a series of antisemitic remarks, leading to widespread condemnation.

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Major brands, including Adidas and Balenciaga, severed ties with him following these incidents.

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Despite a brief apology in December 2023, West’s recent actions suggest a return to his controversial ways.

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West’s recent social media activity has also been under scrutiny.

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After being censored on X (formerly Twitter) for posting explicit content, he shifted his focus to Instagram.

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There, he praised Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show, calling it the best since Michael Jackson’s.

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However, his antisemitic posts led to further backlash.

Kanye’s shocking commercial exposed.

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During Super Bowl LIX, he aired a 30-second commercial directing viewers to his Yeezy website.

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The site featured a single item for sale: a $20 white T-shirt emblazoned with a black swastika.

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This move comes on the heels of West’s recent antisemitic tirades, where he openly praised Adolf Hitler.

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His Super Bowl ad, reportedly costing $8 million, aired in select cities like Los Angeles and Atlanta.

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The ad, filmed on West’s iPhone, directed viewers to his website featuring the swastika shirt.

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The shirt, labeled “HH-01,” is interpreted by the ADL as code for “Heil Hitler.”

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A source close to West claims the ad generated $2 million in sales, indicating a market for such merchandise.

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This translates to approximately 100,000 swastika shirts sold at $20 each.

Criticism for Kanye’s move detailed.

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The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) swiftly condemned the shirt, labeling it further evidence of West’s antisemitism.

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Liora Rez from StopAntisemitism urged platforms like Shopify to remove the offensive merchandise.

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West’s actions have drawn sharp criticism from various quarters, including celebrities like Isla Fisher.

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Fisher took to Instagram, urging her followers to unfollow West and calling him a “monster.”

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Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel also weighed in, quipping about West’s behavior on his show.

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He joked, “At what point does he change his name to Ye-dolf?” highlighting the severity of West’s actions.

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The American Jewish Committee warned that West’s influence could be dangerous, especially on social media.

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They emphasized that his hateful rhetoric could prompt real-world consequences.

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West’s wife, Bianca Censori, reportedly advised against the swastika shirt, but he proceeded regardless.

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The ADL and other organizations have condemned West’s actions, calling for accountability.

The Kanye drama continues.

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Despite the backlash, the swastika shirt remains the sole item on his Yeezy website.

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West’s actions have reignited debates about free speech and the spread of hate symbols.

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Many are calling for platforms to take stronger stances against such blatant displays of hate.

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As the controversy unfolds, the public watches closely to see how West and associated platforms respond.

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One thing is clear: Kanye West’s latest stunt has left an indelible mark on the cultural landscape.