Ye Complains After His Song ‘Heil Hitler’ Is Pulled From DSPs

Ye is boohooing after his race-bating new single “Heil Hitler” was pulled from streaming platforms.

Ye Reacts to New Song Being Pulled

On Thursday (May 8), Yeezy officially released the “Heil Hitler” track he’d been teasing online. The Chicago rapper’s latest pitiful attempt at grabbing attention finds him praising the Nazi dictator while repeating the same rhetoric he’s been spewing on X.

“Man, these people took my kids from me, then they froze my bank account/I got so much anger in me, got no way to take it out/Think I’m stuck in the matrix, where the f**k is my nitrous?/Yes I am a cuck, I like when people f**k on my b***h,” he rhymes. “Ni**as see my Twitter but they don’t see how I be feeling/So I became a Nazi, yes b***h, I’m the villain.”

“They don’t understand the things I say on Twitter/Ni**a, Heil Hitler,” he repeats on the chorus.

Ye has also released a video for the song, which features a group of men in a darkened room yelling out the chorus in unison. The song has since been removed from DSPs. Ye complained about the removal on X on Thursday evening.

“Heil Hitler by Ye has been banned by all digital streaming platforms while Rednecks by Randy Newman remains streamable,” he wrote. “They’re literally keeping the ni**as down.”

Ye’s Sick Obsession With Nazis and Hitler

Ye’s sick obsesson with Nazis and Adolph Hitler runs deep. He apparently wanted to name his 2018 Ye album, Hitler. In 2022, Ye went full anti-Semite and began openly praising Hitler and the Nazis in interviews.

His troubling Nazi infatuation got more rediculous in February when he started spewing more ant-Semitism online and dubbed himslef Yedolph Yitler. On Feb. 10, Ye purged his Yeezy website and began selling swastika T-shirts after running an ad for the page during the 2025 Super Bowl. The bait-and-switch got the rapper banned from Shopify. Later that month, he copped an ice-out swastika and was seen wearing a swastika T-shirt.

The new “Heil Hitler” track is supposed to appear on Ye’s new Cuck album, formerly known as WW3.