Doja Cat Criticized for Wearing T-Shirt of Alleged White Supremacist Sam Hyde on Social Media.

Doja Cat, a famous singer and rapper, has caused a stir for wearing a t-shirt with the picture of Sam Hyde, a controversial comedian and internet personality, on it. She shared a pic on her Instagram while wearing the t-shirt. Many people commented on the video, expressing their anger and sadness at Doja Cat for supporting Hyde, who is known for his alleged racist, sexist, and homophobic jokes and memes. Some even called her a white supremacist and a Nazi supporter.

Who is Sam Hyde? He is a comedian who became popular on the internet for his edgy and provocative humor. He was the co-creator of the sketch comedy show “Million Dollar Extreme Presents: World Peace”, which was shown on Adult Swim in 2016. The show was canceled after one season due to its controversial content and backlash from viewers and critics. Hyde has also been falsely accused of several mass shootings and terrorist attacks, as part of an online prank that spread on social media. He has a loyal fan base that supports his comedy and views, but he also has many critics who find him offensive and hateful.

Kanye West’s ‘YEWS’ Trademark: A Business Move or a Controversial Statement?

Kanye West, the renowned rapper and fashion entrepreneur, has recently become a topic of discussion for two distinct reasons: his latest business endeavor and his contentious remarks about the Jewish community.

West, who has adopted the moniker Ye, has reportedly registered 26 new trademarks for the term “YEWS” under an LLC named Ox Paha Inc. The address for Ox Paha Inc. is listed at Kanye’s office on Melrose Ave in Los Angeles. The “YEWS” trademark is projected to be utilized across a broad spectrum of goods and services, encompassing everything from apparel and footwear to financial services and entertainment content. The precise intention behind the “YEWS” trademark, however, remains a mystery.

In parallel, West has been subjected to criticism following a series of interviews and social media posts that have been interpreted as antisemitic.

The speculation surrounding the “YEWS” trademark brings these two threads together. Given West’s recent controversy, some social media users are speculating that “YEWS” could be a reference to “Jews”. West has yet to publicly comment on the use of the term “YEWS”.