The 47-year-old rapper and fashion mogul posted a series of messages on social media, asking for absolution while expressing a newfound stance of inclusivity and remorse.

“I am done with antisemitism,” West wrote in his first post, signaling a possible end to a string of controversial comments that have severely impacted his public image and career.

“I love all people,” he added in a second post, seemingly attempting to bridge divides after years of inflammatory rhetoric. In his third post, he offered a direct appeal to a higher power: “God forgive me for the pain I’ve caused.”

West’s latest statements come after a tumultuous period marked by repeated antisemitic comments that drew widespread condemnation. In late 2022 and throughout 2023, Ye made several public statements praising Adolf Hitler and promoting antisemitic conspiracy theories—rhetoric that many described as hateful and dangerous.

His remarks led to an immediate and dramatic fallout, including the loss of lucrative partnerships with major brands like Adidas, Balenciaga, and Gap.

He was also restricted on several social media platforms and faced widespread backlash across the entertainment and fashion industries.

Ye’s public affinity for Adolf Hitler, whom he once said he “loved,” shocked even longtime fans and collaborators. The cumulative damage to his reputation has been significant, with his net worth taking a notable hit after his Adidas deal was terminated.

While some may view these new statements as a step toward accountability, others remain skeptical, citing the depth and repeated nature of his past rhetoric. Whether West’s words reflect genuine growth or an attempt at image repair remains to be seen.