Shopify removed Kanye West's Yeezy website after he only listed a shirt with a swastika on it following a Super Bowl ad promoting the clothing item.

In reference to the removal of the Yeezy website, a Shopify spokesperson stated, “All merchants are responsible for following ...

The site was taken down Tuesday morning. The post How Did Kanye’s Super Bowl Ad for Swastika Merch Make it on the Air? appeared first on Front Office Sports.

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Kanye West, on February 8, 2025, shared images of a T-shirt with Swastika graphics emblazoned on it and called it his ...