Kanye West, 47, has vowed to perform at the Super Bowl in a swastika T-shirt days after his website Yeezy was taken down by Shopify for selling hateful merchandise

Ye, who has a history of spewing antisemitic hate speech, ran a Super Bowl commercial promoting Yeezy.com, which was selling white t-shirts with a bold Nazi symbol in black.

Kanye West's Yeezy website has been shut down after he was selling a swastika T-shirt, which Shopify says "violated our terms." The rapper landed a bizarre Super Bowl ad in several local markets, which sent people to his website.

Shopify said that the brand has violated its terms; meanwhile, a former Yeezy staffer filed a suit claiming West sent antisemitic and misogynistic texts.

Kanye West Claims He Got Idea For Swastika Shirt '8 Years' Ago Amid Backlash For Antisemitic Comments Kanye West has revealed that his controversial Swastika t-shirt wasn't a spontaneous creation but a concept he had been planning for eight years.

Super Bowl efforts to sell swastika T-shirts on his website, saying the rapper once known as Kanye West 'violated our terms.'

The “Can’t Tell Me Nothing” hitmaker expressed his admiration for the late dictator Adolf Hitler in a series of tweets before deleting his account.

Kanye West’s Yeezy website has been knocked offline over its recent peddling of t-shirts emblazoned with swastikas.

A representative from Shopify has confirmed Ye’s Yeezy website did not disappear on its own. In a statement to CNN, the e-commerce company that hosts the online shop explained that the rapper, born Kanye West, was in violation of terms set to use its platform.

Kanye West's website was pulled offline after selling a Nazi shirt. Shopify says the rapper violated its terms.