Kanye West says that he needs to buy a major shoe company for control as he continues feud with Adidas executives: ‘I need to be the chief decision maker’

Kanye West has continued his war of words aimed at Adidas executives as he says he needs to buy his own major shoe company in order to be the chief decision maker.

The 45-year-old artist took to Instagram once again on Monday morning to share a text post about wanting to make a major move like Authentic Brands CEO Jamie Salter’s purchase of Reebok from Adidas earlier this year.

He went on to claim that he’s went to JP Morgan to inquire about an acquisition  but managing director and vice chairman of investment banking, Jing Ulrich, is on the board of Adidas.

‘I’ve went to JP Morgan but of course they won’t give me no deal flow cause Jin(g) Ulrich is on the board of both Adidas and JP Morgan. What shoe company will give me control. I need to be the head of the board and chief decision maker.’

He captioned the text post with a mention of his late mother Donda West.

The rapper-turned-designer publicly declared a feud with Adidas, whom he’s partnered with via his Yeezy empire.

Additionally, he added fuel to his fallouts with Cudi and Davidson.

Directing his furor at Cherry, Adidas’ Senior Vice President/General Manager, he let off a slew of threatening and angry messages.

In one of the posts he shared a doctored image of Cudi and Cherry standing side by side with an Adidas logo pasted on each of their chests.

He joked that ‘I’m sure this pic gonna send adidas stock through the ceiling Your welcome Jing Ulrich who is on the board at adidas and JP Morgan So it makes sense now that when I wanted to sale JP Morgan went silent.’

In line with his previous posts, the caption consisted of one long run-on sentence with grammatical and spelling errors, making it difficult to wholly discern.

Set against a black background, he typed in all capital white letters, ‘I guarantee you’ll have to relocate before I’m legally finished with you.’

West called the executive a ‘venture capitalist who’s [sic] only adventure is capitalism,’ continuing, ‘Can’t create so they try to out count the creatives. Die slow.’

In a separate but equally upset post he added, ‘F— A VC. NOW WHAT.’

‘Ye’s frustration stems from feeling left out of managing the Yeezy Gap brand he helmed.