On Sunday, Feb. 9, the rapper landed a bizarre Super Bowl, After Selling Swastika T-Shirt as Shopify, which sent people to his website… See More

On Sunday, Feb. 9, the rapper landed a bizarre Super Bowl and several local markets, which sent people to his website… See More

As of Tuesday, Feb. 11, the site has been taken down and an error message that reads “Something went wrong” and “This store is unavailable” appears instead.

A rep for Shopify, which processes the website’s orders, told PEOPLE that West’s online shop “did not engage in authentic commerce practices and violated our terms so we removed them from Shopify.”

“All merchants are responsible for following the rules of our platform,” the online platform said in a statement.

During the 2025 Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 9, a 30-second commercial featuring the “Gold Digger” musician aired in local markets.

In the ad spot, he appeared to be filming himself while in a chair at a dentist’s office.

“I spent, like, all the money for the commercial on these new teeth,” said West while smiling, according to The New York Times. “So, once again, I had to shoot it on the iPhone.”

Then, the “Runaway” artist encouraged viewers to visit his online store, Yeezy.com, which, as of Tuesday, was only selling one item — a white T-shirt featuring a black swastika.

Per Variety, the site was selling several other items on Sunday, but as of Tuesday morning, the only piece of merchandise was the shirt with the swastika.

The disappearance of West’s online store comes just one day after he was dropped by his talent agency following his antisemitic rants online.

On Monday, Feb. 10 in an Instagram Stories post, music agent Daniel McCartney of 33&West wrote: “Effective immediately, I’m no longer representing YE (F/K/A Kanye West) due to his harmful and hateful remarks that myself nor 33 & West can stand for.”