Kanye West has a history of expressing anti-Semitic sentiments, and his most recent action has elicited significant disappointment among his supporters.

According to a report by Page Six, the rapper known as Donda and his buddy, Hollywood celebrity Chris Brown, have received significant criticism after the circulation of a video on social media in which they can be seen dancing to a song with anti-Semitic lyrics.

The extent of Brown’s involvement in singing the words remаins uncertain; nonetheless, he was seen engaging in laughter and banter with West, inspiring supporters to respond on social media.

In her Instagram post, Tanya Zuckerbrot, a Jewish entrepreneur, expressed her thoughts on the video, questioning the level of repugnance associated with it. The lyrical composition … Moreover, it is worth noting the amusement derived by both Kanye West and @chrisbrownofficial from this situation.

One supporter of Zuckerbrot’s remarks expressed their agreement, stating, “This perspective should be carefully considered by the record industry.” One user expressed the sentiment that the individuals in question should be permanently barred from engaging in any kind of employment. Another user inquired about the possibility of blocking certain musicians on the Spotify platform. I am unwilling to provide them with any monetary contribution.

One individual expressed their astonishment by stating, “This situation is highly irrational,” while other others conveyed their concern over the perception of the individual’s children towards him as a figure of influence.

Neither West nor Brown have provided any response or commentary about the ongoing debate.

The termination of Adidas’ collaboration with the Grammy recipient occurred one year subsequent to the individual’s expression of hateful and anti-Semitic comments.

The company issued the following statement in October of last year: “Adidas rejects all forms of hate speech, including antisemitism.” “The recent remarks and conduct of Ye are detrimental, hateful, and unacceptable; they viоlate the organization’s core values of fairness and diversity, reciprocity, and integrity.”

Adidas was under pressure to sever ties with Ye, as social media users and celebrities alike urged the company to take action. It announced at the start of the month that it was conducting an evaluation of its highly profitable sneaker partnership with the rapper.

Adidas stated that it would promptly cease production of its Yeezy product line and cease payments to Ye and his companies, following a “thorough review” it had conducted. The sportswear company’s CEO at the time, Kasper Rorsted, estimated that the decision could reduce the company’s net income by as much as €250 million ($433 million) in 2022.