Kanye West Reveals Why He 'Became A Nazi' As He Drops 'Disgusting' Song Praising Hitler

Kanye West has attempted to justify his descent into extremist rhetoric by blaming it on his custody issues.

Over the past few months, the rapper has made headlines for a string of anti-Semitic statements and for attempting to sell a shirt featuring a Nazi symbol.

Now, in his latest sing, Kanye West claims that being denied access to his children "turned him into a Nazi."

West has raised eyebrows over the lyrics in the music video for his new Adolf Hitler-inspired song, in which he targets his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, and their ongoing custody issues.

The rapper co-parents North, 11; Saint, 9; Chicago, 7; and Psalm, 5, with the reality TV star, who has reportedly hired bodyguards to protect her amid his erratic rants.

He now blames her for his recent antisemitic outbursts on X, claiming he "turned into a Nazi" because she prevented him from seeing his children.

"With all of my money and fame, I still can't get my kids back/ With all of my money and fame, I still don't get to see my children," the "Donda" crooner said in the "Heil Hitler" song, per the Daily Mail.

He added, "N--gas see my Twitter but they don't see how I be feeling / So I became a Nazi, yeah b-tch. I'm the villain."

In the song, West also talked about his recent antics with his wife, Bianca Censori.

The duo had previously made headlines for storming the 2025 Grammy Awards together, with Censori showing off her body in a near-nude attire.

Speaking on his antics, the rapper called himself a "c-ck," a word that mainly references men who are aroused by their partners being in other sexual relationships.

"I love when people f-ck on my b-tch," the rapper sang, before going on to make several sexual innuendos.

"She don't want to f-ck in Japan, I put the chrome on the Benz, "he said, referencing their recent trip to the Asian country. "She reaching down in my pants. She got the world in her hands."

Several social media users slammed West following the release of the song and called for him to be stopped.

A user commented, "Kanye just released a song with the chorus' N–a, Heil Hitler' being repeated over and over again. Followed by Hitler's speech at the end. Why is nobody in the music industry calling this out?!

"Someone stop Kanye...how tf he made a f-cking 'heil Hitler' song...STOP THIS MAN," another individual remarked.

"Kanye West's new song just repeats 'Heil Hitler' in the chorus. This man has gone full r-tard," someone else said, while another brand West's new song "vile" and "disgusting."

The rapper also received some support, especially over some of the personal issues he addressed in the song.

"Before you chastise Kanye West for his Heil Hitler song, call out Adidas and Gap for stealing his designs, call out JP Morgan for locking up his money during tax season, call out Kim Kardashian for taking his kids away," a fan remarked.

West's feud with Kardashian took a wild turn when he claimed, during an interview with DJ Akademiks, that he regrets getting the SKIMS founder pregnant.

"That was my fault," he said. "I didn't want to have children with this person after the first two months of being with her, but that wasn't God's plan."

"I don't got the name and likeness ownership, or at least 50-50 with my kids," the rapper explained to Akademiks at some point, referring to the "nuclear" war between them over their children. "So, how's it joint custody?"

"My kids are celebrities, and I don't have the say so," West continued. "So this white woman and this white family have the control of these highly influential black kids that are half the children of Ye."

After he expressed regrets about having kids with Kardashian, West claimed in a livestream that he would have rather had kids with Paris Hilton.

Prior to the release of the music video, West made headlines for abruptly ending his interview with Piers Morgan.

The two had gotten into a heated exchange about the rapper's number of followers and his public image, which led West to accuse Morgan of trying to undermine him.

In response, Morgan claimed he hadn't said anything to warrant such a remark, to which West then accused him of not taking accountability.

After walking out of the interview, West took to X to say he was open to having a "real interview" with Morgan in the future.

However, this statement prompted Morgan to brand him a "hate machine" and call for the rapper to be removed from X.

Morgan also taunted West to be a real  man and come to his studio to be "held accountable for his despicable actions on social media."