VideoClipe, which was released on the day that marks the end of World War II, features the participation of African American actors playing the music
The song “Heil Hitler” was banned from platforms like YouTube and Spotify for its anti -Semitic content, but has reached almost 10 million views on Elon Musk’s social network X. Launched on May 8, the song Exalts Adolf Hitler and ends with a speech associated with Nazism. The music video, which was released on the day that marks the end of World War II, has the participation of African American actors playing the song. In response to the content, Youtube and Reddit decided to remove the material, emphasizing that hatred and anti -Semitism speeches are not accepted on their platforms.
Since taking over the old Twitter, Musk has faced criticism for his stance on hate speech, defending freedom of expression. In addition, he became a supporter near Donald Trump, expressing support for his presidential campaign. Kanye West, who had already made controversial and anti -Semitic statements in recent years, announced in February that he would close his account on platform X. However, it is unclear if he was banned or decided to disable the account on his own.
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Posted by Luisa Dos Santos
