The thing about it, me and Adidas is like, I could literally say anti-Semitic

shit and they can't drop me. I can say anti-Semitic things and

Adidas can't drop me. Now what? Shortly after these comments it was announced that Adidas decided to finally end its partnership

with Yea, formerly known as Kagnay West.

Their relationship was under review for weeks at this point, as Adidas wanted to look like they were taking action

against his recent anti-Semitic comments without, you know, taking any real action.

The fact of a matter is that Yea really did have a tight grip on the company, seeing as he owns the trademark for his sneaker brand, Yeezy, which was worth as much as $3 billion.

Kagni wasn't entirely speaking out of arrogance when he said that Adidas wouldn't drop him.

He knew it would be a big loss for the company.

But despite the loyal fans, massive profits, and sellout shoes that Easy brought to the

table, Adidas did walk away. A large business with, you know, past accusations of forced and child labor walked away from $250 million in profit.

That's practically unheard of, and it's how you know that Conyay did something

irredeemable. According to Forbes, this absolutely obliterated Conyay's

worth making him no longer a billionaire. They officially removed him from the billionaire's list on October 25,

2022. In fact, Kanyay's most recent comments have been the final straw for corporate America as a whole.

Adidas The Gap, Instagram, Twitter,

Balenciaga, and the Creative Artist Agency

have all distanced themselves from Kagni in recent weeks.

So what did he do this time? Well, it's a sort of combination of a few different things, but let's focus on the month of October.

Early in the month, news circulated that one of Yay's Catwalk events at Paris Fashion Week included a White Lives Matter t-shirt.

Now the phrase White Lives Matter as I'm sure many of you already know is a direct racist

response against the Black Lives Matter movement. It's a hate slogan, and even if you want to claim that

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