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 ...

Fox, which aired the Super Bowl, did not respond to requests for comment about the ad. A person familiar with the situation, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not ...

So, once again, I had to shoot it on the iPhone,” he said, smiling into the camera before directing viewers to Yeezy.com. A swastika T-shirt for sale via Ye's official website Monday.

Kanye West pushed his antisemitism to even more disgusting extremes — by taking out a Super Bowl ad to direct people to a merch store only selling a $20 swastika shirt. The disturbed “Black S… ...

Shopify did not respond to Fast Company’s request for clarification on the distinction between Ye’s swastika T-shirt and the aforementioned listings, which appear to still be live at the time ...

Censori, the 30-year-old Head of Architecture at Yeezy, West’s successful apparel company, courted controversy at the Grammys on Feb. 2 by donning a long coat at her red carpet arrival, then ...

Kanye West’s website, which had been selling T-shirts featuring swastikas, was taken down on Tuesday over policy violations.. Shopify, the back-end platform which hosts Ye’s website Yeezy.com ...

Ye then directs people to his online store, Yeezy.com, which was selling only one item as of early Tuesday: a $20 white T-shirt with a black swastika. According to Variety, ...

Visitors on Monday to Yeezy.com, which sells merchandize for West’s fashion brand, could buy only one product: a white T-shirt emblazoned with a large black swastika at a price of $20.

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 ...

Shopify took down Ye’s Yeezy website, which sold only a swastika t-shirt. yeezy.com. Shopify President Harley Finkelstein told CNBC that the website’s owners “had an entire day” to prove ...