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Ye quits Twitter after Elon Musk confronts him for tweeting swastika with Star of David

Ye posted a screenshot of a text message from Twitter CEO Elon Musk telling him he has “gone too far.”

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Kanye (“Ye”) West attends the in-store signing of his new release “Graduation” at the Virgin Megastore Hollywood & Highland in Calif., Sept. 13, 2007. Credit: Tinseltown/Shutterstock.

Just hours after praising Hitler and Nazis in an Infowars interview, Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, took to Twitter to share a photo of a swastika embedded in a Star of David.

“YE24 LOVE EVERYONE #LOVESPEECH”, he captioned the tweet containing the symbol, which appeared to be a 2024 presidential campaign logo.

Shortly after, Ye posted a screenshot of a text message from Twitter CEO Elon Musk telling him, “Sorry, but you have gone too far.”

“This is not love,” Musk added.

Ye shot back at Musk, “who made you the judge?”

Ye shares a text message from Twitter CEO Elon Musk on Dec. 1, 2022. Source: Twitter.
Ye shares a text message from Twitter CEO Elon Musk on Dec. 1, 2022. Source: Twitter.

Ye apparently departed Twitter with a final post including a photo of Musk with Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel and stating, “Let’s always remember this as my final tweet #ye24.”

During the Infowars interview, Ye made antisemitic remarks in reference to Emanuel.

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