Kanye West retracts his previous statements about being a Nazi after sparking outrage with controversial posts on X.

In a tribute song written for the occasion, the comedian - whose family are Jewish - made an apparent reference to Ye as he quipped: "50 years

Kanye West's Twitter/X account has been deactivated after critics decried his "antisemitic rampage" on Elon Musk's social media platform.

Ye fired off a series of antisemitic rants, including the "Death Con 3" tweet, which led to companies such as Adidas, Def Jam, Balenciaga, Gap and more cutti

Last week, the Stronger rapper embarked on an offensive X rant in which he rescinded an apology he made for making antisemitic remarks in 2022, called himself "a Nazi", praised Adolf Hitler, began selling a T-shirt bearing a swastika on his website,

Kanye West has said he's 'reflected' and declared he's 'not a Nazi' after facing widespread criticism for his vile anti-Semitic rant on social media earlier this month

Kanye West has now backtracked on his recent anti-Semitic comments, when he called himself a Nazi and declared his love for Hitler, much to the horror of fans.

Kanye West faced a wave of criticism after he shared some vile comments on social media, doubling down on his anti-Semitic views and his support for Adolf Hitler