Kanye west and jews

It was not the first time that Ye has professed that he had changed his ways. In 2023, he posted on Instagram that Jewish actor Jonah Hill’s 2012 movie made him “like Jewish people again.”

“If you ban it, then people want to hear it more, and then it becomes more popular, if you talk about Jewish people, that they’re going to remove you from everything,” Rogan said.

„An alle Juweliere: Ich suche nach Hakenkreuz-Ketten-Designs, bitte an swastachain@yeezy.com senden“, schrieb West.

Every gangster rapper was under the thumb of Jews except for West, the artist continued, and that he was braver than them, had vision, and was "the king."

"For all jewelers I’m looking for swastika chain designs, please submit to swastachain@yeezy.com," wrote West.

The Israeli American Council is selling a version with the swastika replaced by a simple black Star of David, undercutting Yeezy’s price to land on the Jewishly meaningful price of $18

He announced "I'm logging out" before closing the account, and thanked X owner Elon Musk for allowing him to rant.

West’s antisemitic posts have previously led to bans from social media platforms.

YouTube said that it had suspended Candace Owen's account and removed the interview with Kanye West as it “claims that Jewish people control the media,” according to Owens.

The podcaster, who has criticized ‘the Jewish elite,’ won the vote by more than two-thirds of the delegate.

The rapper, who has become known for his antisemitic rants in recent years, has gone as far as allegedly saying that "Hitler was great," a new lawsuit against him claims.