Adidas Ends Partnership With Kanye West After He's Widely Accused Of Anti-Semitism
Kanye West has been the center of multiple controversies of late, and the most recent one is his remarks on Jewish people controlling the media and much of Hollywood. People have been calling for Adidas to end their partnership with the rapper, and they have finally conceded.
Kanye West angered many people when he appeared on Tucker Carlson's show and attended conservative pundit Candace Owen's premiere of The Great Lie Ever Sold, a documentary about the Black Lives Matter scam. He followed it all up with a tweet about going "death con 3 on Jewish people" and an interview on the popular podcast Drink Champs, where he referred to Jewish people who were controlling rap labels, celebrities like his ex-wife Kim Kardashian, and much of the media. The episode was promptly removed from YouTube after it aired, followed by many people demanding that he apologize for his anti-Semitic remarks. Kanye ignored the demands and continued to speak out on the same topic, even calling on George Soros to have a meeting with him.