A tech mogul revealed that America's elite are working through WhatsApp group chats to take down Kanye West after his series of wild and disturbing stunts at the Grammys and on social media.
The 47-year-old rapper has faced a wave of backlash for his recent controversies including spreading Nazi hate and being accused of 'battering' and controlling his wife Bianca Censori.
Ye used the Super Bowl to sell swastika-branded T-Shirts in a disturbing advert and unfurled a succession of shocking tweets over the weekend.
The missives included an admission that he has 'hit women before' and defense of Sean 'Diddy' Combs' beating of ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura in 2016 - which Combs himself has described as 'inexcusable.'
Entrepreneur Daniel Starr, 45, told The U.S. Sun that secret WhatsApp groups have been popping up by the biggest names across the entertainment, fashion, tech and politics who were outraged by his antisemitism and disturbing stunts.
'Kanye is done,' Starr said. 'A number of WhatsApp groups have been set up that I'm part of, with people that are very significant in tech, in Hollywood, in real estate, people who are super influential in government, people who work at the big streaming platforms, people from all of the major U.S. companies and I can assure you the right thing is happening.'
Starr is a luxury property developer and the founder of several successful web-based businesses, according to his website.
The Gold Digger singer has been the center of controversy since claimed he had 'dominion' over his wife following her near-naked appearance at the Grammy Awards.
A tech mogul claimed America's elite are working through WhatsApp group chats to take down Kanye West after his series of wild and disturbing stunts
West has been the center of controversy since claimed he had 'dominion' over his wife Bianca Censori following her near-naked appearance at the Grammy Awards
Daniel Starr, 45, claimed that secret WhatsApp groups have been popping up by the U.S. elite who were outraged by West's antisemitism and disturbing stunts
His Yeezy fashion brand was taken down by Shopify Tuesday after it began selling plain white T-shirts with a swastika.
The 24-time Grammy winner appeared in a commercial for the site that aired in Southern California during the Super Bowl.
In the low-budget ad, the rapper was sitting in what appeared to be a dentist's chair, flashing a set of diamond-encrusted dentures, and saying he had spent all the money for the commercial on the new teeth.
Starr said the rappers stunt outraged people in the fashion industry and they are now working together to exiled from the market.
'I work with a number of people in the manufacturing and production of clothing for Kanye and they are not going to be doing production for Buy Shared Proxies (proxies123.com) him any longer. I've spoken directly to them,' the mogul added.
'And I'm involved in a bunch of different fashion companies and other companies that do manufacturing and production here in the States. And the only way that he will be able to continue doing anything in fashion is if he takes it overseas.'
He even claimed that West's disturbing antics have caught the attention of President Donald Trump.
'By creating and selling merchandise with anti-Semitic logos on it and things of that nature, he can be sure that the Trump administration is not going to let that slide 100 percent,' Starr said.
His Yeezy fashion brand was offline Tuesday after it began selling plain white T-shirts with a swastika
'So it hits home all the way at the top of the US - Donald Trump - down to the people that were manufacturing his merchandise.
'I'm in constant contact with people in Trump's administration and he is not playing around with stuff like this. He's very, very, very serious.'
Starr claimed he was also in touch with senior employees of streaming platforms and believed Kanye's ability to use them to promote his music would soon be limited.
'I'm on WhatsApp groups with people who are high up at the major streaming platforms, and Kanye will not be able to use those platforms to distribute his music,' he said.
'They don't even want to give Kanye the mention of "we're removing you," which is the only thing he wants, because obviously he's doing all of this for attention and to get people p****d off. But the net result of that is going to be he just disappears.'
West was dumped by the Los Angeles-based talent agency 33 & West after a series of posts on X/Twitter that propagated antisemitism and other appalling sentiment.
The rapper's former marketing specialist has accused him of firing her after calling her ugly and texting 'Hail Hitler', as shown in screenshots of their communications.
In the lawsuit seen by DailyMail.com, the Jane Doe plaintiff is suing the rapper for 11 violations including discrimination based on her sex and religion, and creating a hostile work environment.
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The 47-year-old rapper has faced a wave of backlash for his recent controversies including spreading Nazi hate and being accused of 'battering' and controlling his wife Bianca Censori.
Ye used the Super Bowl to sell swastika-branded T-Shirts in a disturbing advert and unfurled a succession of shocking tweets over the weekend.
The missives included an admission that he has 'hit women before' and defense of Sean 'Diddy' Combs' beating of ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura in 2016 - which Combs himself has described as 'inexcusable.'
Entrepreneur Daniel Starr, 45, told The U.S. Sun that secret WhatsApp groups have been popping up by the biggest names across the entertainment, fashion, tech and politics who were outraged by his antisemitism and disturbing stunts.
'Kanye is done,' Starr said. 'A number of WhatsApp groups have been set up that I'm part of, with people that are very significant in tech, in Hollywood, in real estate, people who are super influential in government, people who work at the big streaming platforms, people from all of the major U.S. companies and I can assure you the right thing is happening.'
Starr is a luxury property developer and the founder of several successful web-based businesses, according to his website.
The Gold Digger singer has been the center of controversy since claimed he had 'dominion' over his wife following her near-naked appearance at the Grammy Awards.
A tech mogul claimed America's elite are working through WhatsApp group chats to take down Kanye West after his series of wild and disturbing stunts
West has been the center of controversy since claimed he had 'dominion' over his wife Bianca Censori following her near-naked appearance at the Grammy Awards
Daniel Starr, 45, claimed that secret WhatsApp groups have been popping up by the U.S. elite who were outraged by West's antisemitism and disturbing stunts
His Yeezy fashion brand was taken down by Shopify Tuesday after it began selling plain white T-shirts with a swastika.
The 24-time Grammy winner appeared in a commercial for the site that aired in Southern California during the Super Bowl.
In the low-budget ad, the rapper was sitting in what appeared to be a dentist's chair, flashing a set of diamond-encrusted dentures, and saying he had spent all the money for the commercial on the new teeth.
Starr said the rappers stunt outraged people in the fashion industry and they are now working together to exiled from the market.
'I work with a number of people in the manufacturing and production of clothing for Kanye and they are not going to be doing production for Buy Shared Proxies (proxies123.com) him any longer. I've spoken directly to them,' the mogul added.
'And I'm involved in a bunch of different fashion companies and other companies that do manufacturing and production here in the States. And the only way that he will be able to continue doing anything in fashion is if he takes it overseas.'
He even claimed that West's disturbing antics have caught the attention of President Donald Trump.
'By creating and selling merchandise with anti-Semitic logos on it and things of that nature, he can be sure that the Trump administration is not going to let that slide 100 percent,' Starr said.
His Yeezy fashion brand was offline Tuesday after it began selling plain white T-shirts with a swastika
'So it hits home all the way at the top of the US - Donald Trump - down to the people that were manufacturing his merchandise.
'I'm in constant contact with people in Trump's administration and he is not playing around with stuff like this. He's very, very, very serious.'
Starr claimed he was also in touch with senior employees of streaming platforms and believed Kanye's ability to use them to promote his music would soon be limited.
'I'm on WhatsApp groups with people who are high up at the major streaming platforms, and Kanye will not be able to use those platforms to distribute his music,' he said.
'They don't even want to give Kanye the mention of "we're removing you," which is the only thing he wants, because obviously he's doing all of this for attention and to get people p****d off. But the net result of that is going to be he just disappears.'
West was dumped by the Los Angeles-based talent agency 33 & West after a series of posts on X/Twitter that propagated antisemitism and other appalling sentiment.
The rapper's former marketing specialist has accused him of firing her after calling her ugly and texting 'Hail Hitler', as shown in screenshots of their communications.
In the lawsuit seen by DailyMail.com, the Jane Doe plaintiff is suing the rapper for 11 violations including discrimination based on her sex and religion, and creating a hostile work environment.
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