Bjørn Gulden, chief executive of adidas, is finally speaking on the fallout between Ye and his company after the rapper couldn't stop being an antisemitic clown on his social media accounts.
As for what Kanye will do now that he's basically the most toxic celebrity in the game thanks to his antisemitic rants is anyone's guess.
adidas is sticking to their word after parting ways with Kanye West. The brand will be donating $121 million dollars from YEEZY sales to charity.
With the success of their May 31 selloff, rumors are that adidas will hold another Yeezy Day sometime in August to continue to sell their remaining items.
Pharrell Williams is bringing the adidas brand to life in Europe. He will be hosting a Samba Café during Paris Fashion Week.
Those interns will more than likely be helping rebuild Yeezy shelters on their lunch break after figuring out warehouse logistics and before breaking down apparel manufacturing.
While we're not sure if adidas actually regrets working with Kanye as his Yeezy line took the brand to Olympian heights they hadn't seen since Run DMC put Shell Toe's on the map in the '80s, we know they won't be seeing that kind of run anytime soon (no shots).
Kanye West wasn't capping about this.
One of the game’s biggest names in footwear has tapped in with Jim Jones. An adidas Originals HRLM sneaker is on the way.
Kanye West technically doesn't have a distributor, but he continues to make footwear.
Now that we'll be getting whatever stock is left, who knows if resale prices will rise or plummet in the wake of the new selloff. Either way, some charity out there will be more than glad to accept whatever monetary donation they get from adidas. And we can't be mad at that.
A sportswear brand refocusing on the sports world is probably the safest bet for them at this point especially with the backlash that they got for the Kanye West controversy.
