Kanye West’s Anti-Semitic Super Bowl 2025 Tweets Targeting Taylor Swift Spark Outrage

Kanye West Targets Taylor Swift in Super Bowl Tweetstorm Amid Controversial Comments

Kanye West sparked backlash during Sunday’s Super Bowl with a series of inflammatory tweets targeting Taylor Swift, doubling down on anti-Semitic rhetoric, and ultimately deactivating his X/Twitter account. The rapper, 46, claimed he felt “cathartic” after posting the divisive messages.

Image 1: Kanye West during a recent public appearance (Caption: Kanye West faced criticism for tweets targeting Taylor Swift and anti-Semitic remarks during the Super Bowl.)

West fired shots at Swift’s Grammy Awards appearance, where she danced to Kendrick Lamar’s Not Like Us—a song referencing Lamar’s feud with Drake. He tweeted, “IF ITS ABOUT THE CULTURE… WHY ARE WE LETTING TAYLOR SWIFT BE SEEN ON TV SINGING A SONG ABOUT TAKING A BLACK MAN DOWN?” He also claimed Lamar is “BEING USED BY WHITE PEOPLE AND JEWS AND SO AM I.”

Image 2: Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl supporting Travis Kelce (Caption: Swift attended the Chiefs-Eagles game amid West’s renewed criticism.)

The Swift-West feud dates back to 2009 when West infamously interrupted Swift’s MTV VMA acceptance speech, declaring Beyoncé deserved the award. Tensions reignited in 2016 over his song Famous, which called Swift a “b****.” West insisted she approved the lyrics, but Swift denied it. Kim Kardashian later leaked a phone call between Swift and West, labeling the singer a “snake” on social media.

Image 3: The 2009 VMAs incident (Caption: West interrupted Swift’s speech, sparking a decade-long feud.)

Despite the backlash, West defended his tweets in a video, stating, “I’m in a good space… it’s worth everything to do that.” He dismissed concerns about his mental state, saying, “I’m really in a positive space. It’s cathartic.”

X/Twitter added a sensitive-content warning to his profile amid posts attacking celebrities, domestic violence victims, and religious groups. West mocked the disclaimer, tweeting, “I’m kissing Elon’s a** begging him not to cancel my account.” He also clashed with Musk directly, replying to a user calling Musk a “fake Nazi” with, “EVERYBODY’S A NAZI TILL A REAL NAZI PULLS UP.”

Image 4: West’s Twitter disclaimer (Caption: X flagged West’s account for “sensitive content” following his tweets.)

West further accused Musk of limiting his reach, writing, “MY TWITTER REACH HAS BEEN LIMITED… WELCOME TO AMERICA.” He concluded by claiming he’d join Discord to avoid censorship.

Image 5: Kanye West in his recent video statement (Caption: West defended his tweets in a groggy video posted during the Super Bowl.)

The rapper’s tirade also included mentions of Kodak Black, Travis Scott, and Diddy, claiming he’d “fly to Florida” to