In response to his Yeezy store being pulled due to it having just one garment for sale, a T-shirt emblazoned with a swastika he wrote: 'No one seems to wanna produce me wittle t shirt.' (sic)
Kanye West claims he conceived the idea for a swastika-themed T-shirt eight years ago, stating it was "intriguing" due to the symbol's historical programming. His Yeezy store, which sold only the controversial shirt, was taken down, which West called a "major victory" as he expressed disdain for Shopify. West also referenced his anti-Semitic comments, describing them as "90 percent Jew proof," meaning no one could stop him. His ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, has not commented on his statements. West has faced backlash for promoting the shirt during the Super Bowl, with the Anti-Defamation League condemning it as "vile antisemitism." David Schwimmer has urged Elon Musk to revoke West's platform on X, citing the potential for real-life violence.
