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Posted on 05/17/2025 3:20:44 PM PDT by Eleutheria5
Joe Rogan defended Kanye West’s latest song, titled “Heil Hitler,” on his podcast Tuesday and echoed the song’s antisemitic stereotypes.
West, who now goes by “Ye,” released the track last week, in which he sings the chorus, ““All my n—s Nazis, n—a, heil Hitler.” It’s the latest in Ye’s long stream of blatantly antisemitic comments and actions. Since its release, it has attracted both harsh criticism as well as some support from conspiracy-minded figures.
The chorus of praise also includes Rogan, one of the country’s most popular podcasters, who spoke up for the track’s music as well as its message. On Tuesday’s episode of the “Joe Rogan Experience,” he talked with comedian Tom Segura about the song, beginning his commentary by saying, “first of all, [it’s] kind of catchy.”
Regarding “Heil Hitler,” he added, “I don’t think it’s a good thing to say, I don’t say it. I certainly don’t think, I don’t think any racism is good. I don’t think antisemitism is good.”
Then he defended the song’s antisemitic message.
“If you ban it, then people want to hear it more, and then it becomes more popular, and then it kind of supports what he says, which is that there’s this concerted effort, if you talk about Jewish people, that they’re going to remove you from everything,” Rogan said. “Remove you from banking, which is what he’s saying. They run everything.”
Later in the episode, the pair discussed West’s diamond-encrusted swastika necklace. Earlier this year, the rapper sold swastika T-shirts on his site.”
“You know a Jew sold him that,” said Rogan of the necklace, to which Segura responded “probably.”
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Kanye West has gone completely bonkers. Does he know what Hitler thought of blacks.
Kanye West needs help, big time.
Why is it the jew-hating leftists can exercie free speech but no one else can?
Can anyone point me to the full lyrics? If Kayne is saying that Hitler was right to kill the Jews, then it’s bad. But if Kayne was trying to use Hitler as an analogy to modern atrocities like abortion, then I might agree with it.
Many showbiz types have issues, which is why they are driven towards a high risk profession where the odds of success aren’t all that different from winning the lottery. West is one of the lucky ones who managed to channel his defects into a well-paying gig. But most would have issues in or out of showbiz.
So he gets to promote naziism and is allowed to use the ‘n word’. Trump was called a nazi and whites are jailed for saying the word.
Where is the fairness?
Hirohito's Letter to Hitler--Carson Robison (1945)
Hitler's Letter to Hirohito--Carson Robison (1945)
Springtime for Hitler and Germany.
Winter for Poland and France.
Tried. You tube video is deleted. Looking for plain lyrics, but there’s too many trees to find that particular forest. He also made it known that he once had an incestuous gay relationship with his cousin, so he’s all over the media for all the wrong reasons.
Rogan, too.
Name one instance of a white being jailed for saying “nazi” or “n**er”.
“Mental case. Sad. I don’t hate the guy; I just feel sorry for him. He’s whacked.
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Ya. Well. This is about Rogan. Supporting this
There is no way to legally ban a song.
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Very true.
Sounds more like Rogan is making fun of Kanye rather than “defending” him. Kanye says Jews control diamonds, and here he is with this big diamond-studded swastika. Where’d he buy it? Da Jooooos! of course.
“Name one instance of a white being jailed for saying “nazi” or “n**er”.”
Have you heard of hate crime laws?
Pretty cute and funny. Wish I could listen to all of it, but I’m still in mourning for my mother, so don’t listen to music much.
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