Heil Hitler is Kanye West’s latest song. Given its title, swastika art, and offensive lyrics, several platforms have blocked it, including Spotify.
But the track has gained millions of streams on alternative streamers, especially on X.
On this, Ye wrote, “‘Heil Hitler’ by Ye has been banned by all digital streaming platforms while ‘Rednecks’ by Randy Newman remains streamable. They’re literally keeping the **** down.”
Andrew Tate, the controversial internet celebrity, also boosted the song’s streams.
To counter this, the Anti-Defamation League, an anti-Semitism watchdog, has started a petition to “reinstate guidelines meant to protect users from disinformation and hate” on Facebook and Instagram.
“Thanks to advocates like you raising your voice, Spotify has removed Kanye’s Hitler song from their platform. Now, we need your help to hold another company accountable.”
On the other hand, Kanye revealed that he is working on several projects related to his music this year.
“Who all should be on YAGE?” Ye recently tweeted that he is making an album with the title.
Meanwhile, the Donda hitmaker has also released two albums so far in 2025, Bully and DONDA 2.
