Kanye West Opens Up About Frozen Bank Accounts Following Anti-Semitic Remarks, Fans Share Mixed Views

Kanye West Opens Up About Frozen Bank Accounts Following Anti-Semitic Remarks, Fans Share Mixed Views

  • Kanye West has opened up about his frozen bank accounts following his anti-Semitic remarks that cost him billions of dollars
  • The US rapper-turned-businessman accused Adidas of freezing his hard-earned cash in a video that's doing the rounds on social media
  • Reacting to the superstar's complain about not being able to use Apple Pay, many people shared mixed views to his comments

Kanye West has opened up about his frozen cash. The US superstar and businessman accused his former business partners, Adidas, of freezing millions of dollars belonging to him.

Kanye West claims he can't use Apple Pay
Kanye West opened up about his frozen bank accounts after top brands cut ties with him. Image: @kanyewest
Source: Instagram

The Can't Tell Me Nothing rapper lost his billionaire status after top brands like Adidas, Balenciaga and many others cut ties with him following his anti-Semitic remarks.

In a video trending on Twitter, Ye shared that he went from being a multi-billionaire to not being able to use his Apple Pay. Kanye West added:

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"It can happen to all Americans for saying the wrong idea out loud."

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Social media users took to @dondatimes comment section on the micro-blogging app and shared mixed reactions to Kanye's remarks.

@PLAYBOI_WLR said:

"Freedom of speech is dead."

@writtenbyjessa wrote:

"Freedom of speech is alive and well, just look at all of the people spewing their racism and hatred online. However, that does not mean freedom from consequences. You can't just put a whole group of people in danger, and not think you're not going to have anything happen to you."

@LittleArniesLLC commented:

"I don’t agree with some of the things he has said, but you don’t get to take another man’s wealth. No matter how much you may even hate someone. They haven’t broken any laws. And the money was earned."

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@beard_doom said:

"They absolutely can take his wealth, so long as it's stipulated in the contract he signed when initiating business with them."

@QuantvmBlaze wrote:

"All he had to do was apologize, and put his pride in his pocket. Y'all blowing this so outta proportion, it’s obvious that if you have an audience, you need to be careful what you say. If you’re a random dude like me and you, you can say basically whatever."

@thetophabibi added:

"Apologize? Man has been grinding since forever to make it to the top. Worked hours to perfect his craft, sold millions of records and multiple No1s and awards with successful businesses and now he has to apologize to spend his hard earned money? Y’all don’t hear yourselves?"

Kanye West announces he's selling all his merch at $20 each

In other entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Kanye West announced that he's now selling his merch at cheap prices for everyone to afford quality clothes. The rapper lost billions after top brands cut ties with him over his anti-Semitic remarks.

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In a trending video, the US superstar shared that he'll now sell all his clothes at $20 each (R346). The clip was posted by @dondatimes on Twitter.

@dondatimes further claimed that Kanye terminated his contract with GAP after the company chose prices for the Yeezy Gap collection. The collection was originally supposed to cost $20/50$ per item. Peeps took to the micro-blogging platform to share their reactions to Ye's announcement.

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Source: Briefly News

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Mxolisi Mngadi (Editor) Mxolisi Mngadi is an entertainment reporter. He graduated in 2002 from Damelin with a Diploma in Journalism, majoring in African and International Studies, Journalism and Electronic Media. He then started his journalism career at the Daily Sun newspaper, went on to The Citizen, and worked as a senior reporter at News24. He has been a writer for more than 15 years.

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