Kanye West claims his Yeezy brand made $100 million in six months last year by taking on his former partner, Adidas.
On Instagram, Ye posted a lengthy message, accusing the sportswear giant of harming his business.
In a number of statements, Ye claimed that his brand had been overshadowed in Google search results by the German multinational.
“Stop doing that,” the 47-year-old added. “Your measures to restrain me. Our partnership is over.”
The Grammy winner claimed it was one of many tactics Adidas employed to wear him down.
He also criticized them for “the $60 billion company that froze my accounts,” adding, “I’m not going to tolerate that” now that he’s back on his feet.
“I’ve done a phenomenal job for you,” he said of his partnership with Adidas. “Because I stood up for myself, you all tried to intimidate and oppress me.”
Kanye also said, “I’m here to dominate like I always have,” noting, “Yeezy’s $20 price tag is burning the game.”
THE Donda The rapper shared, “Yeezy.com made $100 million” in six months last year.
“People wanted me to believe that I couldn’t do this alone,” Ye concluded. “It’s Yeezy for people. Everything else gets in the way.”
