People with Kanye tattoos are devastated after the rapper gave his most shocking interview ever
Topics: News, Celebrity, Kanye West
Charisa Bossinakis
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Topics: News, Celebrity, Kanye West
Former fans with Ye tattoos are devastated as the rapper has given one of his most shocking interviews yet.
If Yeezy wasn’t already cancelled, his latest appearance on Alex Jones’ InfoWars programme has put the nail in the coffin.
While appearing on the controversial conspiracy theorist’s show, the Donda rapper praised Nazism while admitting he sees the ‘good’ in Hitler.
It all went to hell as Jones said it was unfair for the media to ‘demonize’ West following his anti-semitic remarks.
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He added that the self-proclaimed genius wasn’t Hitler or a Nazi after all.
While wearing a black balaclava over his face, West revealed that he didn’t mind the comparison.
Just as Jones tried to take back control of the interview by diverting to an ad break, West blurted out: 'I like Hitler' as the screen faded.
He added: "They did good things too, we’ve got to stop dissing the Nazis all the time.
"The Jewish media has made us feel like the Nazis and Hitler have never offered anything of value to the world."
"I love Jewish people, but I also love Nazis."
Following the interview, former fans bearing Ye tattoos were left shattered.
One person wrote: “The Kanye (Ye) Graduation bear tattoo I have now makes me look like Edward Norton in American History X. Thanks Ye!”
Another said: “Well now this Kanye west face tattoo is really embar[r]assing.”
While a third commented: “I knew there was a chance in 2017, when I got my Kanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy tattoo, that ish could go sideways for him... But how could I have envisioned this?”
A tattoo studio in Britain is even offering to remove tattoos of the rapper for free.
London-based Naama Studio announced last month they would remove Ye ink without any charge following the rapper’s string of anti-semitism comments, as per The Washington Post.
But in the wake of his latest interview, demand for this service will likely surge.
The company told the outlet in an email: “We understand that tattoos can be triggering for some people and not everyone can afford to remove their tattoos.”
Naama Studio revealed several people had contacted them in the past few weeks to have their tattoos lazered off - a service usually costing around USD $2,400 (AUD $3,523 or £1,959).
They added: “When you have a tattoo inspired by someone you admire and they start making headlines for all the wrong reasons, it’s not exactly something you want to wear on your sleeve.”