Ye Takes To X, Declares “I’m Not a Nazi”

Ye’s antisemitic comments and behavior have been far from subtle. The Grammy-winning artist had previously declared his admiration for Adolf Hitler and that he is a “Nazi”. 

However, after the recent Super Bowl stunt, West has decided to backtrack on the statement with a post on X, that has since been deleted.

Ye with his new tweet seems to be backtracking to his Nazi statements. In a tweet posted on X, Ye says “After further reflection I’ve come to the realization that I’m not a Nazi.” Ye in the past has publicly supported the German dictator Adolf Hitler and has also declared himself as a Nazi. 

In Various older tweets, Ye has been seen declaring his allegiance to Hitler it would seem, dropping tweets saying “Im A Nazi” and how “Hitler was sooooo Fresh”

Among all this chaos, self-proclaimed free speech absolutist and DOGE head in the Trump administration, Elon Musk is busy conducting a controversial productivity survey instead of implementing measures against hate on his platform, X.

Are you doing okay Ye?

Kanye has been falling in the public eye for some time now. 

Starting with his Yeezy fiasco, that turned him from a Billionaire to only a Millionaire, Ye has been in the news ever since. 
Kim leaving him did take a toll on him too but people do say that his current wife, Bianca Censori, does match his energy. 

However, Ye's recent escapades might have been too much for Bianca, as we soon heard the news of her and Ye moving towards a divorce. Those new rumours were shortlived however

History of Antisemitism

Ye has been involved in antisemitic activities for the past few years. In October 2022, Ye went off on an antisemitic rant, including the “Death Con 3”. This behavior led to Ye losing his contract with companies like Adidas, Def Jam, Balenciaga, Gap, and more. 

West had also appeared on Alex Jones’ show where he made comments like “I love Hitler.” Recently, Ye pulled off a publicity stunt where he advertised his clothing site by buying a Super Bowl ad, only to replace the products on the website with swastika t-shirts once the ad had run. He marked each of these T-shirts for $20 and later claimed that he generated a revenue of $40 million.

Meanwhile, Kanye isn't the only rapper jumping with far-right points. Even Kid Rock has an issue with Kendrick Lamar's record-breaking Super Bowl halftime show.

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