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The End Of Ye: Kanye West Dropped By All His Business Partnerships

Was Kanye West dropped by all of his partners, he is now no longer a billionaire (according to Forbes). Here is the list of every company that has cut ties with the male rapper, entrepreneur and Kim Kardashian’s ex-husband. 
This is currently the most discussed topic on the Internet, as a result of his anti-Semitic rants and anti-Blackness. Which company dropped Kanye? 

#1. Gap 

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Gap is among the first companies that ended its partnership with Ye. Gap and Yeezy collaborated in the last two years and came to an end this September. “Our former partner's recent remarks and behavior further underscore why we are taking immediate steps to remove Yeezy Gap products from our stores.”, stated this company. 

#2. Adidas 

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Adidas just announced its decision a few days ago and it is the parting that cost Kanye West the most. Kanye West Company Yeezy being dropped by Adidas makes him no longer a billionaire. The deal between Yeezy and Adidas was worth estimatedly $1.5 billion of his net worth. Unfortunately for him, the company also stated “Adidas is the sole owner of all design rights to existing products as well as previous and new colorways under the partnership.” Which means it got all the rights to the clothing designs. This is a huge loss for Ye and his companies.

#3. Creative Artists Agency

The enormous talent powerhouse also cut ties with West following his anti-Semitic posts on the Internet. He was its client for several years, however, is no longer one now. This agency also has several other major acts as clients consisting of Tom Hanks, Zendaya, Reese Witherspoon…

#4. MRC 

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Following CAA, MRC Entertainment also made an official announcement. It mentioned the cancellation of a documentary about the rapper which is already in post-production and ready to premiere. “We cannot support any content that amplifies his platform.”, its executives publicly announced. 

#5. Balenciaga

In fact, the infamous “White Lives Matter” shirt was worn by Ye at the Balenciaga fashion show in Paris Fashion Week. The high-end fashion house had not done anything then. But after his hate speech toward Jewish people, the design house also cut ties with him. It took down all of his photos on social media accounts and websites as well. 

#6. Foot Locker 

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Foot Locker is a popular shoe chain with 874 stores nationwide. After Adidas’ decision to stop collaborating with West, it also removed all of his products and design from its stores. It means now you cannot find Yeezy products in any store from this chain. 

#7. Instagram & Twitter

They are among the most popular social networks in the whole world. And they both suspended his accounts on their platforms, on the heel of his uncontrollable speech and controversies. However, as Elon Musk just successfully purchased Twitter, he also announced that he will deactivate locked accounts including the rapper’s. Instagram, otherwise, does not seem to do such a thing. 

#8. Others 

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The list does not end just here. There are several other companies and organizations that stop working with him and displaying his works. Those are Madame Tussauds (removes his wax figure), Peloton (bans his music), Def Jam Records (will not sign with him or his companies), Donda Sports, Vogue (protects editor Gabriella Karefa-Johnson),... Exactly, was Kanye West Mullet cancelled to a worldwide extent. However, was Kanye West dropped by these companies for specific reasons. No company wants to be a partner of a scandalous, racist and unmanageable figure.
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