Ye's London Festival Collapses Over Antisemitism

0:00On April 6th, YA Way's London comeback at Wireless Festival is falling apart fast, with big sponsors like PayPal, Pepsi, and Diagio all pulling out over. His anti-Semitic past, PayPal just dropped their support, and since they handle early ticket access for the event, that's a huge hit to the whole operation. No more branding. From them at all, Pepsi bailed first, then Diagio, the company behind brands like Johnny Walker and Captain Morgan, followed suit after YA Way was named headliner for all. Three nights in July. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer slammed the booking as deeply concerning, stressing that anti-Semitism has no place in everyone must protect. Jewish community sparking calls from politicians like Ed Davie and Chris Filp to ban YA-Y from the UK entirely. Campaigns against anti-Semitism are pushing the home office to act, citing his years of remarks, a song praising Hitler, and lost deals like Adidas.

1:00Meanwhile, YA Way just sold out two LACOs pulling in $33 million, showing his US fanbase is still strong, but over here, the... Russia is mounting to shut this down for good.