A famous rapper's fashion brand recently found itself in trouble. The brand's website was taken down by Shopify, an online marketplace. The reason? A T-shirt with a swastika symbol was being sold on the site. Shopify said the brand didn't follow their rules, which include fair trade standards. The
The Kansas City Chiefs had their worst nightmare on February 9. The Philadelphia Eagles dominated the field, making the Chiefs' fans watch their dreams of victory slip away. For the Eagles, it was a huge win, 40-22. They lifted the Lombardi Trophy for the second time. But what's the takeaway? Emm
YEEZY online store was suddenly taken offline after a controversial t-shirt hit the shelves. The controversial item was a t-shirt featuring a swastika. This swastika t-shirt cost 20 dollars each. YEEZY's website was previously hosted on Shopify. Shopify's decision
Shirts sporting a swastika are no longer for sale through a certain website. Big News. Ye's online store was abruptly taken offline after selling controversial items. The reason? It broke the rules of the platform it was using. The platform, Shopify, did not spell out exactly what rule wa
A recent event brought on a storm of criticism. It all started during the Super Bowl. Firstly, let's talk about the ad. Rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, aired a new commercial with a not-so-subtle message during the Super Bowl. His ad highlighted a peculiar website selling a $20 t-s
In the aftermath of the Super Bowl 2025 loss, the NFL community is abuzz with speculation about Travis Kelce's future after a mediocre performance. The Chiefs tight end, at 35 years old, suffered through a couple of dropped catches and only 39 yards, raising questions about his last season plans. Th
Charlie Puth is clearly upset about recent events. He took to social media to express his frustration over Kanye West's controversial Super Bowl ad. The issue is that Kanye's ad went from promoting a bunch of products to highlighting a single item: a T-shirt featuring a swastika. Puth, who has a hu
Picture this: the Super Bowl, the biggest night in sports, being interrupted by a bizarre ad. Kanye West, superstar musician and controversial figure, manages to get a 30-second spot during the game on a few local Fox stations. The ad is simple and self-deprecating, filmed on an iPhone. On East
Kanye West's journey on the social media platform X has been stormy. Users found his account missing on Monday. The " account doesn't exist" message popping up where his old profile used to be. But what's unclear here is who took it down. Was it West himself or did X's administrators step in? It's
Travis Kelce, the star tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs, found himself in a tough spot after the Super Bowl 2025 loss. The big game didn't go well for the Chiefs. In fact, the Philadelphia Eagles won big time. The score ended up being 40-22. Despite his letdown on the field, the night was not
