rant · moment 11 of 19
Kanye's Swastika T-Shirt Super Bowl Ad
from Kanye, Elon, & The End Of DEI | The Tim Dillon Show #431 · #431
7 min
Tim describes Kanye West's local-market-only Super Bowl commercial for a plain white T-shirt with a swastika, imagines the meeting where an employee had to take that order, and reflects on Kanye's ongoing meltdown.
- Tim mentions Kanye West as a friend of the program who reached out once but has been going off the rails.
- Even Kanye's Nazi messaging has become boring—he used to say interesting things about love before going Hitlerian.
- Kanye paid for a Super Bowl commercial that only aired in the LA area instead of nationally.
- Tim attended a Super Bowl party in Santa Monica and notes that LA people lack intensity compared to the East Coast.
- The Super Bowl ad prompted a visceral reaction from people at the party who recognized what Kanye had done.
- Kanye's Yeezy ad directed people to a website selling a white shirt with a swastika on it.
- Tim critiques the shirt itself—white shirts stain easily and aren't practical wardrobe choices.
- The swastika imagery is offensive and will limit the types of people you'll meet while wearing the shirt.
- Tim imagines Kanye's conversation with the shirt designer, insisting on only a white shirt with a black swastika despite pushback.
- Despite his current instability, Kanye is still someone's boss with people taking orders on Zoom calls about swastika shirt designs.
- Tim predicted years ago that mega celebrities would have public meltdowns on social media, and this is part of that trend.
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