Kanye West DOUBLES DOWN on praising Hitler in latest antisemitic outburst, takes back prior apology

By ramontomeydw // 2025-02-10

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Kanye West posted antisemitic and pro-Nazi content on social media Friday, Feb. 7, including praise for Adolf Hitler and derogatory statements about Jewish people.
West retracted his previous apology for antisemitic comments, stating he will no longer apologize for his Jewish-related remarks.
His recent behavior echoes past controversial appearances, such as his praise for Hitler on "The Alex Jones Show" and association with Nick Fuentes.
The backlash to West's latest comments has been severe, with Jewish organizations and human rights groups condemning his rhetoric as dangerous and offensive.
West's continued promotion of hate speech has led to professional consequences, such as the end of his fashion collaboration with Gosha Rubchinskiy and previous bans from social media platforms.

Controversial rapper and fashion designer Kanye West has once again ignited a firestorm of criticism with his latest antisemitic remarks, this time by openly praising Adolf Hitler and Nazism in a series of now-deleted social media posts. His outburst Friday, Feb. 7, marks yet another escalation in the rap artist's long history of inflammatory and hateful rhetoric. In a string of all-caps posts on the X platform, West declared himself "a Nazi" and professed his admiration for Adolf Hitler, writing: "I love Hitler, now what b*****s?" He also made sweeping, offensive generalizations about Jewish people, stating: "Some of my best friends are Jewish and I don't trust any of them." West went on to claim that "racist stereotypes exist for a reason and they all be true," while also alleging that "Jewish people actually hate White people and use Black people." This latest tirade also saw West retract his December 2023 apology for his previous antisemitic remarks. At the time, the rapper of "Gold Digger" and "Famous" fame previously issued a public apology in Hebrew for antisemitic remarks he made a year prior. "I'm never apologizing for my Jewish comments," West defiantly wrote on Friday. "I can say whatever the f**k I wanna say forever. Where's my f*****g apology for freezing my accounts?"

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West's recent comments echoed his December 2022 appearance on "The Alex Jones Show," where he praised Hitler and downplayed the atrocities of the Nazi regime. During the interview, West said "I like Hitler" and claimed that the dictator had done "good things." He also argued, "We gotta stop dissing the Nazis all the time," a statement that drew widespread condemnation. The rapper's appearance on InfoWars, alongside commentator Nick Fuentes further fueled the controversy. Fuentes accused Jews of hating gentiles and made claims about Jewish law, while Jones largely failed to challenge their rhetoric. West's continued association with figures like Fuentes and his refusal to back down from his views have solidified his reputation as a purveyor of views that the mainstream would most likely shun. The backlash to West's latest remarks has been swift and severe. Jewish organizations and human rights groups have condemned his comments as not only offensive but also dangerous. Hadara Ishak, president of Jewish Future Promise, stated: "Once again, Kanye West has spewed vile antisemitism, glorifying Hitler and spreading Nazi propaganda on his social media platforms in a desperate bid for attention." The fallout has also extended to West's professional life. Russian designer Gosha Rubchinskiy announced he was ending his collaboration with Ye's fashion brand, though it remains unclear whether the decision was directly tied to the rapper's latest outburst. This follows previous consequences for West's 2022 antisemitic remarks, including the termination of his partnerships with adidas and Gap, as well as temporary bans from social media platforms. (Related: ADIDAS, a company founded by NAZIS, terminates partnership with Kanye for tweeting about Sean "Diddy" Combs being a puppet for Jews.) West's behavior has raised questions about his mental health, as he has been open about his struggles with bipolar disorder and recently revealed an autism diagnosis. While some have pointed to these factors as potential explanations for his erratic behavior, critics argue that they do not excuse his repeated promotion of hate speech. As West continues to double down on his anti-Semitic views, his latest outburst has further cemented his status as one of the most controversial figures in modern pop culture – a title he seems unwilling to relinquish. Visit CelebrityReputation.com for more similar stories. Watch the full interview between Kanye West, Nick Fuentes and Alex Jones on "The Alex Jones Show" from December 2022, where the rapper expressed his love of Hitler. This video is from the TheAmericanPatriot1776 channel on Brighteon.com.

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