Social Media Concerned Upon Learning Kanye Really Loves Hitler

The internet is full of hyperbolic discussions of Adolf Hitler, meaning it's rare to find a case where discourse about Hitler is actually quite warranted. Kanye West, seemingly set on being the exception that proves every internet axiom, is in the news yet again, this time for purportedly being a fan of Adolf Hitler.

Yesterday, CNN reported that the rapper, currently on a tour of alienating his friends, family, and business partners with rampant antisemitism, had a history of admiring the man largely considered modern history's greatest monster.

A business executive who worked with West told the publication, "He would praise Hitler by saying how incredible it was that he was able to accumulate so much power and would talk about all the great things he and the Nazi Party achieved for the German people." Four sources also told CNN that West wanted his 2018 album Ye to be called Hitler, but for reasons unknown, that plan was scrapped.

If Kanye had called that album Adolf Hitler instead of YE it would have saved everybody a lot of time

— Cʜʀɪs Sᴛᴇɪɴ (@chrissteinplays) October 27, 2022

The report continued to foster ill will toward the once-beloved rapper on social media, as many people felt there was no way back from literally praising Hitler.

Imagine spending hours convincing Kanye that naming his album Hitler was a bad idea then thinking yeah I'll keep working with this guy.

— Jort-Michel Connard 🐘 (@torriangray) October 27, 2022

Idolising Hitler and denying 400 years of slavery is not a symptom of a single, solitary mental disorder. It’s insulting to people who struggle with mental illness to say such.

Kanye West can need help AND still be a complete piece of shit.

The two are not mutually exclusive.

— Chelsea Hart (@chelseahartisme) October 27, 2022

Gonna be interesting watching the people who’ve celebrated Kanye’s vaguely Nazi-ish rhetoric as him boldly telling the truth the globalists don’t want you to hear, reacting to the “I think Hitler is great and I wanted to name my album Hitler” revelations

— christoph (@Halalcoholism) October 28, 2022

Kanye appears to be maintaining a brave face amid the recent wave of controversy, implying in an Instagram post yesterday that his recent wave of anti-semitic comments was "love speech" and even though he "lost $2 billion in a day," he's still standing strong.

Still, it's difficult to imagine how the rapper will recover from being perceived by many as the closest "Literally Hitler" the internet's seen in some time.