Netflix Not Removing Kanye West Documentary Post-Anti-Semitic Rants

Kanye West is still facing fallout from his anti-Semitic rants about Jewish people. Losing lawyers, endorsement days, and business relationships are among his problems currently. However, a documentary focused on him is still up on a popular streaming service.

According to TMZ, Netflix will not be taking down Kanye West’s “Jeen-Yuhs” documentary amid his anti-Semitic attacks. The company decided to keep the three-part documentary series up since they do not have a business relationship with West and the film didn’t contain any anti-Semitic rhetoric.

Kanye attended the Los Angeles screening with Chaney Jones earlier in the year. Several celebrities participated in the premiere of the documentary.

Netflix took a similarly hands-off approach to Dave Chappelle’s comedy specials, which featured anti-trans sentiment. It was allowed to exist as part of the streamer’s vast catalog.

Along with his anti-Semitic remarks from the past couple of weeks, West said that George Floyd wasn’t murdered by police officers but rather died from fentanyl use. A $250 million lawsuit from the surviving family members of Floyd.

Thirsty will continue to monitor the ongoing fallout of Kanye’s latest remarks. Won’t get better for him anytime soon.

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