rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, appears to have written a post barrage of hell on X on Friday morning, making offensive comments about the Jewish community and “dominance” his wife He said.
Many posts have been made to the 47-year-old artist’s accounts, many of whom are derogatory and self-devoted, that began at 4am (7am ET). NBC News tried to reach out to Ye’s representatives for comments on the post.
Many of Ye’s posts focused on the Jewish community, with the most serious of which said, “I love Hitler” and “I’m a Nazi.”
In an early post, he wrote: I can say anything f—I want to say it forever. My f —– Where is your apology for freezing my account? ”
He follows that, and the Jews say, “Don’t run me anymore.” In one post, he wrote: “Some of my best friends are Jewish and I don’t trust any of them,” followed by a laughing and crying emoji. Another thing he posted: “I’m buying two Maybachs tomorrow.”
“I have racist stereotypes (sic), and they are all true,” he wrote in another post.
“I don’t even know what f–antithem means. The rapper said in another post.
In another post, he wrote, “All white people are racist” and “Jews actually hate white people and use black people.”
Another said: “I love when the Jews come to me and say they can’t work with me anymore.”
You have suspended his X, previously known as Twitter, at least twice in the past.
His account was suspended in December 2022 after he made anti-Semitic comments and praised Hitler. The owner of X, Musk said that after posting an image that appears to show sw among the Star of David, he will be suspended when Ye’s account is suspended. Musk said the suspension was “due to inciting violence.” The account was not discontinued by July 2023.
In October 2022, Ye’s account was restricted from anti-Semitic comments, but he returned to the platform the following month. In that case, he also made anti-Semitic remarks that led to Adidas cutting ties with the rapper.
Ye’s Friday morning Maelstrom of Posts also touched on other topics, including his wife Elon Musk and Sean “Diddy” Combs.
He said in the appearance of his wife Bianca Chensori, a Grammy-Award-see-through dress, “I have control over my wife, and this is not something I’ve woken up as a feminist.”
“She’s with a billionaire. Why would she hear your stupid a? People say the appearance of the red carpet was her decision. Yes, I would have her wished she would. I won’t let you do anything that doesn’t, but she wouldn’t have been able to do it without you foolishly approving it – woke up – woke up. I no one like me I don’t have any respect or empathy for those who live because I can’t live with them, but I love some people and I give them a favor.”
In another post on politics, he said then-President Kamala Harris “is just used in what they call “black votes.”
One post appears to support Combs, which was previously made under the name Puff Daddy.
“My support for Puff is completely selfish. I need to find someone trying to get rid of black moguls,” you wrote.
Federal custody and taking place in Brooklyn, Combs was charged in September in the Southern District of New York on charges of sex trafficking, assault and transporting to engage in prostitution. Combs denied all allegations against him against him, including federal criminal cases and more than 30 civil cases filed against him.
You said that every post he writes would “advertise Elon’s platform.” Another post about the mask said, “Elon stole my Nazi stolen property at the inauguration.”
In a speech at the rally after inauguration, Musk said the 2024 election was “really important,” and he placed his right hand on his chest, his arms extended, his palms turned downwards, and the crowd said, “I’d like to hear it.” It made it happen.” Upward angle. He then turned around and made the same gesture, saying, “My heart is directed towards you. It is thanks to you that the future of civilization is guaranteed.”
Musk later mentioned allegations that he played the Nazi salute as “pure publicity” and “dirty tricks.”
With less jammed cen, it seemed that some posts on Ye’s account had blown away my ego.
He writes: I look down at them and they respect me and call me “top.”
Another post says, “Every rapper wants my spot” and “Every rapper wants to be me” and “Every rapper wants to be me” and hopes to be all rappers alive. ”
Ye’s Tirade was criticized by Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Prevention League.
“Ah, again. Another terrible exhibit of anti-Semitism, racism and misogyny on his X account this morning. Just a few years ago, ADL said 30 anti-Semitism incidents across the country were reported in Kanye’s 2022. I found it linked to the anti-Semitic rants of 2019,” Greenblatt said. “We need to condemn this dangerous behavior and call it what it is: a serious and clear representation of hatred.”
