Kanye West's vile new song released on VE Day samples Nazi leader Adolf Hitler

has released a vile new song on VE Day which samples speech from 1935. The new song, called Heil Hitler (Hooligan Version), was shared on the controversial rapper's X/ account and featured a video showing shirtless men wearing animal fur.

The song ended with the Hitler speech, which translates to: "Whether you think my work is right, whether you believe that I have been diligent. That I have worked, that I have stood up for you during these years, that I have used my time decently in the service of my people. You cast your vote now, if yes, then stand up for me as I stood up for you."

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The video started with the group of men standing in a dark room before Kanye rapped: "These people took my kids from me and they froze my bank account." Kanye was referring to the children he shares with ex-wife , including 11-year-old North, Chicago, seven, Saint, nine and Psalm, five.

He claimed he hasn't been allowed to see his children and added he became a Nazi because of the custody battle with Kim. He rapped: "With all of my money and fame I still don't get to see my children / N****s see my Twitter but they don't see how I be feeling / So I became a Nazi, yeah b***h, I'm the villain."

Ye proceeded to sing ''N****, heil Hitler' is repeated several times before he adds: "All my n****s Nazis, n****, heil Hitler."

After posting the shocking video, Kanye appeared on a livestream with Sneako and Adin Ross where he continued to discuss his love for Hitler.

Adin asked him: "Do you think that Hitler would've liked you for being Black?", and Ye insisted he would have as he explained: "I would've been one of the scientists that America ended up cleaning up and bringing in and having serve America after the fact - I'm a scientist so..."

Earlier this week, Kanye appeared on Uncensored where he stormed off within four minutes after accusing the presenter of patronising him because the TV presenter mistakenly said that he had 32 million followers on X - rather than 33 million followers.

Piers, 60, was adamant about questioning the rapper about his anti-Semitic posts on X after he claimed that all Jews are 'slaves' and that they should be 'whipped'.

The star also horrified social media users earlier this year in a vile outburst on X where he claimed that he 'loved Hitler'.

Kanye soon stormed off camera and the former presenter was left with Kanye's right-hand-man and online influencer, Sneako.

A confused Sneako, who has also recently faced bans on certain platforms, said: “That’s it for Ye. Nice to meet you, Piers.”

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