Ye's website is selling swastika shirts after boosting its profile with Super Bowl ad

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February 11, 2025

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Ye's website is selling swastika shirts after boosting its profile with Super Bowl ad

Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, used a Super Bowl commercial on Sunday night to send people to his website as it sells T-shirts emblazoned with a swastika, the symbol of Nazi Germany which is still used by modern-day far-right extremists.

The white T-shirts have a black swastika on the front and were the only items for sale on the front page of yeezy.com as of Monday morning. No text or explanation accompanied the item, just the letters "HH-01." They are available for $20.

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