Kanye West Told Jewish Adidas Manager to 'Kiss a Picture of Hitler Every Day': Report

Kanye West allegedly taunted Adidas employees with anti-Semitic views for years before the fashion brand cut ties with the Yeezy designer, RadarOnline.com has learned.

A year after West, 46, lost his billionaire status after losing several deals in response to a series of public anti-Semitic comments, new disturbing allegations against the rapper have surfaced dating back to his very first meeting with the brand in 2013.

According to a New York Times report, former employees detailed years of anti-Semitic behavior from West, including public praise of Nazi leader Adolf Hitler.

Former employees recalled West kicking off his decade-long partnership with Adidas by drawing a swastika out of frustration over the first batch of ideas for Yeezy shoe designs.

"The Adidas employees, thrilled to get started, had arrayed sneakers and fabric swatches on a long table near a mood board pinned with images," the report said. "But nothing they showed that day at the company’s German headquarters captured the vision Mr. West had shared."

"To convey how offensive he considered the designs, he grabbed a sketch of a shoe and took a marker to the toe," claimed two participants from the meeting. "Then he drew a swastika."

The alleged act was said to horrify those present due to the fact that the two groups "were meeting just miles from Nuremberg, where leaders of the Third Reich were tried for crimes against humanity."

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Despite West allegedly showing his anti-Semitic views right out of the gate, Adidas continued the relationship while enjoying massive profits from Yeezy designs.

Years after the dramatic first meeting, an employee claimed that West "advised a Jewish Adidas manager to kiss a picture of Hitler every day."

Other employees recalled West allegedly praising Hitler as a "master marketer" who he "admired" for his "command of propaganda," which the Nazi leader infamously used to perpetuate the genocide of millions of European Jews during the Holocaust.

In 2018, four years before Adidas finally decided to end the Yeezy partnership, West allegedly admitted to paying a 7-figure-settlement to a former Yeezy chief executive who "accused him of repeatedly praising the architect of the Holocaust."

Adidas apparently chose to look the other way, though a contract renewal in 2016 suggested that the brand was well aware of West's vile behavior — and the record profits his designs brought the company.