Kanye West has brought his provocations further than expected in recent days, launching a shirt with a swastika printed on the torso. As a consequence, its website has been closed. Days ago, the rapper had been news for publishing a series of anti -Semitic messages in his X account, so explicit that, in one of them, he repeated his admiration for Hitler (the acronym “HH” appeared in the sales information of the shirt ).
The music industry is reacting to West’s provocations, asking to be supported. One of the first artists to denounce West’s behavior has been Charlie Puth, who, in an Instagram stories, has been directed directly to West, a label by begging him to stop sowing hatred in networks and expressing “dangerous” messages .
One of the toughest messages against Kanye West has left Bonnie McKee, author of Katy Perry’s greatest successes. Also in a stories, McKe has directly asked for the veto to the rapper, begging to be left “inviting events or red carpets” and that the artists “stop collaborating with him”, apart from that West is going through a ” psychotic outbreak »or not. McKee has also asked that people stop “buying their products” and inviting you to television programs.
Two other well -known current pop producers have denounced West for their anti -Semitic messages. Savan Kotecha, author of great hits of Ariana Grande or One Direction, commented that «I hope people stop arguing when, in the sessions, I say that Kanye is very overvalued. Kanye has done a lot of harm to this world and has hurt very good people. Circut, known for his work with Lady Gaga or Kim Petras, has promoted the “unfollow” to West in networks.
Beyond the industry, the public has also responded to Kanye’s attacks viralizing a video created with artificial intelligence in which numerous celebrities appear carrying a shirt with the message “Fuck Kanye”, a hand making the comb and a star of David In the center. The video is composed of Deepfakes from figures such as Mark Zuckerberg, Drake, Adam Sandler, Scarlett Johansson and Steven Spielberg, and several reproductions of the video accumulate millions of likes and retweets.
