Super Bowl Skandal: Ye sells T-shirts with swastika and will be deleted!

Super Bowl Skandal: Ye sells T-shirts with swastika and will be deleted!

Vienna, AT - Kanye West, now known as the name Ye, was again taken offline after his website Yeezy.com, which showed a scandalous commercial during the Super Bowls, was taken offline. In the spot in which the rapper appeared with a striking tooth rail, the website was called quickly. Shortly after the broadcast, visitors were able to purchase various Yeezy clothing, until the offer was reduced to a single, white T-shirt with a large black swastika for $ 20, such as vienna.at reported.

The e-commerce platform Shopify, which is behind Ye’s website, announced on Tuesday that the page was removed from the network due to regulatory violations. Shopify made it clear that all dealers had to comply with the platform's regulations and that the practices of YE did not meet the authentic trade guidelines. The website now leads to a message that "this shop is not available". His activities on the platform X have also been heavily criticized in the last few days, which led to a deactivation of his account, such as NBC News reported.

anti -Semitic statements and controversy

YE, who had already been criticized for anti -Semitic statements in the past, caused excitement again by presenting the swastika as part of his fashion. He spread provocative messages on social media and described himself as Nazi. Based on these misconduct, companies such as Adidas, who previously worked with him, have ended the partnership. His spokesman Milo Yiannopoulos defended Ye by describing him as a "creative artist", but agent Daniel McCartney from the agency 33 & West explained that he can no longer maintain a business relationship with Ye.