Kathrine Frich
Kanye had been planning to visit his Australian wife Bianca Censori’s family.
Kanye had been planning to visit his Australian wife Bianca Censori’s family.
Barred from Entering Australia
Kanye West has been denied entry to Australia after releasing a shocking song titled Heil Hitler, which Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke described as promoting Nazism.
The move follows a review of his visa by immigration officials.
Australian Officials Cancel Visa Over ‘Vile’ Lyrics
Minister Burke stated that despite West holding a lower-level visa, not for concerts, his antisemitic track was enough to warrant revocation.
“We don’t need that in Australia,” Burke said, referencing the rapper’s inflammatory song released on May 8.
Not His First Visit, But Possibly His Last
Kanye had been planning to visit his Australian wife Bianca Censori’s family.
He’s visited the country before, but this time officials made it clear his offensive content crosses a line.
A Song That Sparked Outrage
The track in question repeatedly glorifies Adolf Hitler and includes disturbing lyrics such as “N****r, heil Hitler,” repeated 15 times.
It also features a 1935 speech by Hitler and was strategically released on VE Day, marking 80 years since Nazi Germany’s defeat.
West Blames Custody Fight for Radical Shift
In the song, West claims his controversial views stem from his bitter custody battle with ex-wife Kim Kardashian.
He raps about losing access to his children, having his bank accounts frozen, and eventually turning to Nazism.
Offensive Lyrics Cross Into Personal Territory
The song goes beyond political rhetoric, delving into West’s sex life with Censori and labeling himself a “cuck.”
These graphic and bizarre admissions have only added to the backlash surrounding the track.
Kim Kardashian Takes Precautions Amid Kanye Chaos
Sources close to Kim reveal she’s horrified by Kanye’s latest behavior.
She’s reportedly beefed up security, warned family members not to reveal locations online, and tightened privacy for the sake of their children.
Controversy Reignited by Super Bowl Stunt
Earlier this year, Kanye’s Yeezy store was taken offline by Shopify after he promoted a shirt featuring a swastika.
He later vowed to wear it during a future Super Bowl performance, continuing to provoke outrage on social media.
Kanye’s Social Media Spirals Continue
West has faced repeated bans from platforms like X (formerly Twitter) over his inflammatory posts.
Still, he doubled down in a livestream, claiming Hitler would have liked him for being a scientist and continued defending his admiration.
