Kanye West made a fiery request, and it was granted. Adidas has removed all Yeezy products from its website following the 47-year-old artist’s lengthy Instagram rant. The company acted quickly and was very thorough in removing any mention of West or his products from their website,

Kanye West, now known as Ye, demanded action and Adidas didn’t hesitate to deliver. On Tuesday, the rapper criticized the iconic sportswear brand in a lengthy Instagram post, accusing Adidas of continuing to profit from his Yeezy designs despite the partnership having ended long ago.

Adidas responded after Kanye West blasted the sportswear giant in a scathing Instagram rant over his Yeezy brand.

The company cut ties with West in October 2022 after the rapper made antisemitic comments and engaged in bizarre behavior, slashing his net worth and ending his billionaire status.

Adidas erases Yeezy mentions after Kanye West claims the brand prioritized its website over Yeezy.com and ended ties.

Kanye West is once again airing his grievances on social media, taking to Instagram Tuesday night to share one of his patented punctuation-free statements. This time, he’s taking aim at partner-turned-rival Adidas, Fear of God founder Jerry Lorenzo and other unnamed designers who he says copied his once-flourishing Yeezy line.

Looks like Kanye West is still a tad bit bitter about his billion-dollar breakup with adidas, as the polarizing music icon has once again launched an attack on his former business partners and decided to throw some shade at designer, Jerry Lorenzo in the process.

Kanye West has reignited his year-long feud with adidas and is calling out Jerry Lorenzo, calling him “corny and disloyal.”

Kanye West is calling out his former business partner Adidas over allegedly shady search engine tactics in a lengthy rant.

Kanye West is back on social media, and – as expected – he has plenty to say in 2025. On Tuesday (Jan. 7), the controversial talent shared a lengthy message to adidas, a company who he felt is trying to undermine his business with shady tactics.

West believes when fans search for Yeezy on Google that Adidas is the first to come up before his own website, which he thinks is done intentionally to hurt his brand even though