The fashion brand and the rapper have had an intense love affair. But after Ye’s White Lives Matter shirt and antisemitic comments, the company may need to be heartless.
In all the noise that has been generated by and about Kanye West, or Ye, as he is now known, over the last 10 days — ever since he disrupted Paris Fashion Week with a new YZY show, then disrupted his show with a “White Lives Matter” T-shirt, then embarked on a public flood of attacks against anyone who dared to criticize his message that then escalated to antisemitic screeds on social media and Fox News — one voice has been
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