Rapper and former billionaire Kanye West was spotted wearing a T-shirt with a swastika design Thursday in Los Angeles, according to photos and video published by TMZ, weeks after he sparked outrage by selling swastika shirts on his website.

TMZ reported he wore a white T-shirt with the black symbol associated with antisemitism on Thursday in Los Angeles. “I am a Nazi,” he wrote on X on Feb. 7. The artist had been selling the T-shirt on his site. In 2022, Adidas ended a partnership with him over his antisemitic comments.

If you’ve been keeping up with the political landscape as of late you’d know that Nazism has seemingly made a comeback and while many are denying that the fascist ideology has any influence on their beliefs, Kanye West has no problem embracing the title and is in fact looking to profit from it.

Kanye West is once again stirring controversy, this time by soliciting designs for a swastika chain, further fueling backlash over his ongoing praise of Nazi imagery.

Kanye West has upset social media again by using the X, formerly Twitter, platform to seek out a jeweler to design a swastika chain for him. “For all jewelers I’m looking for swastika chain designs,” he wrote on Elon Musk’s X platform,

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.

Before that, he tweeted in all caps about his swastika t-shirt dreams. "N***as rap about how many people they killed but they scared to wear a swastika t-shirt 'cause they labels

Once again, Kanye West has thrust himself into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. On Thursday, West was spotted in Los Angeles wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with a swastika, a symbol notorious for its association with hatred and antisemitism.

If you thought Kanye West couldn’t shock us anymore with his Nazi-loving opinions, think again -- he was spotted wearing one of the swastika T-shirts he was selling on his site before it went dark.