The artist formerly known as Kanye West quit social media Sunday, having spent most of the prior week publishing exceedingly racist, antisemitic and misogynistic content online. Ye’s last posts on X,

American rapper Kanye "Ye" West posted a series of antisemitic remarks on social media platform X (formerly Twitter ), calling himself "a Nazi" and describing Adolf Hitler as "fresh," on Friday. Newsweek reached out to the Anti-Defamation League, StopAntisemitism, and X's press teams for comment via email on Friday.

In a since-deleted rant Friday morning, the “Stronger” rapper also defended his wife Bianca Censori’s see-through Grammys red carpet look.

Kanye West is doubling and tripling down on his anti-Jewish stand and has taken to Elon Musk's microblogging platform to do so.

Kanye West started the weekend with another Twitter tirade, taking shots this time at the Jewish, LGBTQ and Black communities, as well as his own wife.

Kanye West sparked global outrage by expressing admiration for Adolf Hitler and declaring himself a Nazi on social media. He also accused Elon Musk of stealing his Nazi swag. His remarks led to widespread condemnation.

Oh Lord, here we go again. On Thursday night, Kanye West, who now goes by Ye, resurfaced on social media with a tirade that has drawn widespread condemnation and concern. Over several hours, the 47-year-old rapper shared a series of antisemitic comments and hateful rhetoric that he seemed determined to broadcast to the world.