Kanye West has ignited a new wave of controversy with his proposal for a choir, putting forth criteria that many view as discriminatory and inflammatory.
In a recent social media post, the 47-year-old rapper called for “hooligans” to take part in his music project. He specified that candidates should be physically fit, dark-skinned men reminiscent of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, and must be willing to shave their heads.
The situation escalated further when West suggested that participants wear T-shirts emblazoned with Nazi symbols, prompting widespread outrage.
The backlash was swift, with many fans condemning his inclusion of Nazi imagery and perceived discrimination based on skin color. “This is outrageous and shameful,” remarked one commenter, while others expressed disbelief at his ongoing extremism.
West, who has already lost significant support within the music industry due to his previous anti-Semitic remarks, continues to encounter strong opposition. The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) denounced his latest actions as “unacceptable and dangerous,” highlighting their potential to contribute to the rise of extremism.
