Kanye West's Nazi-Linked Artwork Sparks Outrage
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Kanye West's new song "Cousins" has sparked outrage due to its incestuous lyrics and the artwork's Nazi connections. The album art, a painting by Paul Mathias Padua, was owned by Hitler and displayed in his retreat. This follows a pattern; West previously used artwork by an artist favored by Hitler for his song "Vultures." The song's lyrics detail West's experiences with his cousin, further fueling controversy.
Kanye West's new song "Cousins" has sparked outrage due to its incestuous lyrics and the artwork's Nazi connections. The album art, a painting by Paul Mathias Padua, was owned by Hitler and displayed in his retreat. This follows a pattern; West previously used artwork by an artist favored by Hitler for his song "Vultures." The song's lyrics detail West's experiences with his cousin, further fueling controversy.
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