Kanye West loses over $1 billion in deals, says he’s been ‘Beat to a Pulp’

American rapper Kanye West has been involved in controversies throughout his career. However, the one that he racked up after his anti-Jewish comments has dealt a severe blow to his career. According to media reports, Kanye has lost over $1 billion after companies canceled deals with him owing to his comments.

In an Instagram post on Saturday, the controversial artist pointed out that he had lost film contracts, sports contracts, music contracts, and mortgages. Kanye said that he was bei ..

American Rapper has recently claimed that he’s been “beat to a pulp” after numerous brands ended partnerships with him. A report from 9 Breaking News said that he has lost $1 billion in deals as a result of his anti-Semitic meltdown.

Mr West took to Instagram on Saturday and complained that his empire was crumbling. In his post, he wrote, “The “unknown powers” are trying to destroy my life off of a tweet so does this prove that my so-called suspicion was true? Leading with love. This is love speech.”

Kanye West, the American Rapper has recently claimed that he’s been “beat to a pulp” after numerous brands ended partnerships with him. A report from 9 Breaking News said that he has lost $1 billion in deals as a result of his anti-Semitic meltdown.

Mr West took to Instagram on Saturday and complained that his empire was crumbling. In his post, he wrote, “The “unknown powers” are trying to destroy my life off of a tweet so does this prove that my so-called suspicion was true? Leading with love. This is love speech.”

In his post, it was written, “While I’m still allowed on Mark Zuckerberg’s platform, I’m going to say this again, let’s see the contracts, The film contracts, the sports contracts, the music contracts, the mortgages.”

Mr West demanded to inspect the agreements, referring to numerous lucrative deals that have recently fallen through due to his continued attacks on the Jewish community.

“Let’s see the contracts so we can or better yet will do better business. I’ve been beaten to a pulp and there’s still no accountability,” he added.