Apple Music removes Kanye West following anti-Semitic remarks row
Several major music and fashion brands have cut ties with Kanye West after his anti-Semitic outbursts
Kanye West has been removed from Apple Music, it has been reported.
West’s Essentials Playlist on the streaming platform has been removed, indicating the streaming giant is also cuttings ties with the rapper after his offensive comments for the Jewish community.
Apple Music have not yet commented on the matter.
Earlier this week, Spotify CEO Daniel Ek also addressed West’s 'awful' comments during an interview with Reuters. “It's really just his music, and his music doesn't violate our policy. 'It's up to his label, if they want to take action or not.”
West, 45, has been facing harsh consequences of his anti-Semitic outbursts as he had several partnerships dropped.
After Balenciaga, GAP and Vogue, Adidas also ended their long their partnership with rapper. He has been dropped by his lawyers in Kim Kardashian divorce case as well as by talent agency CAA.
West’s Twitter and Instagram accounts were banned, with the social media platforms stating they removed his posts that online users condemned as anti-Semitic.
-
Meghan Markle receives shocking advice about royal title after 'clever move'
-
Russell Brand rape trial week 2: Third victim testifies against him in court
-
Prince William lands King Charles in major trouble?
-
Prince Harry’s worst mistake costs him decades of healing: Exposed
-
Miley Cyrus shuts down ‘clickbait’ Hollywood Bowl show controversy
-
Barbara Palvin makes shocking confession about postpartum runway return
-
Throwback: Selena Gomez and Hailey Bieber’s ‘plot twist’ moment
-
Diana’s brother reveals another reason why she died alone in Paris
-
Royal experts warn Prince Harry about major obstacle in reconciliation with William
-
Queen Camilla breaks from tradition with off putting admission about King Charles
-
'Furious' Prince William makes fresh demand to King Charles regarding Harry, Meghan Markle
-
Prince Harry presses William’s worst buttons: ‘If he could kick them out of the country he would’