Jonah Hill “Make Me Like a Jewish People Again” – Rolling Stone

West then again thanked Hill’s performance in a comedy reboot of an 1980s TV cop drama for his epiphany, “Thank you Jonah Hill, I love you.”

West sparked a string of controversy at the Yeezy Fashion Show in October when he wore a “White Lives Matter” T-shirt. Since then, he has been accusing the “Jewish media” of censoring him and setting an agenda against him. After threatening to go “cheat 3 death on the Jewish people,” several companies cut ties with West including JP Morgan Chase, CAA, Vogue, Balenciaga, and most notably Adidas, which ended its billion-dollar deal with the rapper.

Whether or not West is sincere about liking Jews again, much of the damage has already been done: In February, the Anti-Defamation League released a document of dozens of acts of vandalism, harassment, and intimidation staged under the “You’re Right” slogan. “Kanye West’s repeated anti-Semitic remarks — and his extraction of some of the worst anti-Jewish metaphors imaginable — inspire people to commit acts of hate in the real world,” said ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt. Anti-Semitic tweets referencing the slogan “Ye is Right” also reached nearly 5 million users of the platform.