The T-shirt, which comes in three sizes and sells for $20, is the latest in a long series of blatantly antisemitic acts and statements by Ye, formerly known as Kanye West. The ad aired on some ...

Kanye West took out a Super Bowl ad Sunday to direct people to purchase his new T-shirt on his Yeezy website featuring a swastika on the front. The white shirt — which retails for $20 — is ...

West immediately flipped the website after the ad aired, replacing its previous content with just one item: A swastika T-shirt for sale, at $20 each. Up until the ad actually ran, the Yeezy.com ...

Kanye West is now selling a swastika t-shirt on his website, capping a week that started with his surprise appearance with practically nude wife Bianca Censori at the Grammys and ended with a ...

Kanye West made a Super Bowl ad on his phone to promote a website he's currently using to sell t-shirts with swastikas on them.

Kanye West is currently selling T-shirts with swastikas on his website, capping off a wild, hate-filled week for the rapper highlighted by posts on his X account. The website received fresh ...

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Extending his noxious return to public life, Kanye West ... a white T-shirt emblazoned with a large black swastika at a price of $20. The symbol of the Nazi Party in Hitler’s Germany remains ...

The website is typically where West sells clothing. At the time of writing, the site had just one item: a white t-shirt emblazoned with the symbol most commonly associated with Nazi Germany.

According to the website, the t-shirt costs $20 excluding tax and shipping. The move naturally sparked outrage across several platforms as users criticized Kanye West for his anti-Semitic comments ...

What is the Nazi t-shirt that Kanye West sells like and how much does it ... Schliemann linked it to similar forms found on pottery in Germany and suggested it was an “important religious ...