Fans react to Kanye West’s ironic ‘Share Peace’ post following his recent antisemitic actions

The Slow Jamz singer, Kanye West, also known as Ye, has been making waves on social media. Following his recent antisemitic actions, including the release of the song Heil Hitler, which openly glorifies Adolf Hitler, Kanye has faced widespread criticism.

On May 22, 2025, Kanye posted a tweet on X (formerly Twitter) that says, 'share peace.' The tweet is perceived as an ironic tweet and has gained the attention of fans and netizens. This is what one of them had to say:

''You pivoting to peace now?''- questioned @genuinearticles

Fans react to Kanye West's post on 'share peace'

Kanye West is widely known for his ramblings on X and his antisemitic remarks. On May 8, he released a song titled Heil Hitler.

The song included many men wearing animal pelts and masks and chanting the title of the song, while Kanye raps about his custody battle with his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian. While the song was banned from streaming sites like YouTube, Apple Music, and Spotify for its offensive content, it did receive around 10 million views on X, as per Business Standard.

On Thursday, Ye shared a post on X saying 'share peace,' to which fans and netizens have reacted differently. This is what some of them said:

''This is nonsense''- added @bmsquamtum

''What happened to all the hate and Hitler jargon?''- added @dropgenius

Some netizens dropped sarcastic reactions and questioned if Ye had gotten help.

''whoa? Kanye got some help?!?!?!''- penned @fateiscrypto03

Some fans were guessing that the post hinted at a new song or album

''Drop the album kanye''- commented @BadmanDafe

While some fans agreed with Kanye. This is what they said:

''Let's make peace, not war.''- said @EddyMetaX

These were some of the reactions Kanye's recent post on X received. Kanye has been quite vocal about his antisemitic views. In February, Kanye was sued and dropped by his talent agency after he posted a stream of antisemitic abuse on social media.

On his online shop, he was selling T-shirts that featured a black swastika, and the products were labeled HH-01, presumed to be Heil Hitler, which is also the title of the song he released in May 2025. Shopify responded to this action of Kanye by shutting down his online store for violating their terms.

Kanye also allegedly described himself as Hitler to a Jewish employee and faced lawsuits alleging wrongful termination and religious discrimination, as per The Guardian. These were some of the instances of Kanye's antisemitic remarks.

Kanye released his visual demo album, Bully and Cuck (formerly titled WW3), in March 2025, both of which were criticized for their controversial themes.

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