After a series of financially lucrative endorsement deals and being dropped by his talent agency, Kanye West finally issued an apology for his anti-Semitic outbursts, which included expressing love for Adolf Hitler. One can remember how his fans went ballistic after that.
Kanye West Says Sorry
In the wee hours of December 26, West, 46, apologized in Hebrew on his recently reactivated Instagram feed.
"I sincerely apologize to the Jewish community for any unintended outburst caused by my words or actions. It was not my intention to hurt or demean, and I deeply regret any pain I may have caused," the apology in part read.
He also wrote that he is "committed to starting with myself and learning from this experience to ensure greater sensitivity and understanding More in the future. Your forgiveness is important to me, and I am committed to making amends and promoting unity."
Many of the Hebrew-language commenters seemed to accept the apology. One commenter cautioned, nevertheless, saying, "Be careful the next time we won't accept forgiveness.
Kanye West Social Media Comeback
Since making his social media comeback, Kanye West has stirred some controversy by revealing that he has named controversial Russian designer Gosha Rubchinskiy as the head of design for the Yeezy brand. Numerous males have come forward to claim that Rubchinskiy coerces young men into sending him sexually suggestive photos of themselves.
The designer, who was born in Moscow, has refuted the claims.
The Israeli mixed martial arts fighter Haim Gozali stated that he was the one who put the Golddigger rapper's name on an IDF missile headed for Gaza, hours before West issued his apology.
The image that Gozali, who has previously served in the Israeli military, shared on X on Sunday featured the words 'Kanye West Flying to Gaza Haim Gozali' on what appeared to be a missile. '@kanyewest you don't like us Jewish,' Gozali, 50, said as a caption on the photo.
Thus, we also don't like you! Whether Gozali truly penned the remark himself is unclear.
He had earlier shared a picture of an IDF missile bearing the names of Belal Muhammad, Khabib Nurmagomedov, Islam Makhachev, and Khamzat Chimaev.
All four of the fighters identify as Muslims and have shown sympathy for Palestine.
In addition to being accused of utilizing similar language in his most recent song, Vultures, West was accused of launching into yet another anti-Semitic outburst last month during a concert in Las Vegas.
In front of the assembly, West declared that "all the rich f***s" in the room had their children enrolled in "Zionist schools" and that his 10-year-old daughter North had ruined her home's furniture in order to accompany him on tour.
TMZ was able to secure a video in which West makes the bogus assertion that there are 60 million Jews worldwide and 60 million of us in America.
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