Ex-Yeezy Employee Accuses Kanye West of Daily Antisemitic Outbursts Involving Kardashians in New Lawsuit

Kanye West’s legal troubles continue to mount as the rapper-turned-fashion mogul has been hit with a fresh lawsuit from a former Yeezy employee, Murphy Aficionado.

According to Rolling Stone, Aficionado accuses Ye of discrimination, fostering a hostile work environment, wrongful termination, and wage violations, among other labor code breaches. But it doesn’t stop there. The most jaw-dropping claim? Aficionado alleges that Ye’s “antisemitic tirades” were a “daily occurrence,” often bringing the Kardashians into the mix.

Aficionado recalls a particularly unsettling moment, citing that Ye allegedly said, “The Jews are out to get me. They froze my bank account. The Jews got Kim [Kardashian] and my kids. The Jews convinced Kim [Kardashian]. She has Jewish masters.”

He added that these rants weren’t one-off outbursts but part of a consistent pattern. “Ye’s antisemitic tirades and conspiracies were a daily occurrence. Often, these outbursts involved how Jews controlled the Kardashians. Other times, Ye recounted how Jews were going after him and his money,” Aficionado said.

But wait, it gets even more controversial. According to TMZ, Aficionado’s lawsuit also paints a picture of inappropriate workplace conduct involving Ye’s wife, Bianca Censori. Aficionado claims that back in 2022, he was called to meet Ye at a Beverly Hills hotel room, only to find an uncomfortable scene. Censori was allegedly topless, and Ye’s pants were unbuttoned, hinting at what had just gone down. As if that weren’t enough, Aficionado alleges he was told to wait while Ye returned to the room, only to hear “loud moaning and clapping.” Minutes later, Ye reportedly emerged wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with a swastika and even showed him nude photos of Kim Kardashian.

While these are just the claims laid out in the lawsuit, they are undoubtedly serious and shocking. As of now, Ye has yet to make a public statement addressing these allegations.