Overview

• Ye's May 31 concert at Incheon Munhak Stadium, his first in South Korea in 14 years, has been canceled by Coupang Play and Interpark.
• The decision follows the release of Ye's pro-Hitler single, 'Heil Hitler,' on May 8, which includes antisemitic lyrics and Adolf Hitler samples.
• Sales of official merchandise for the concert were halted on May 19, and all tickets will be refunded, according to the organizers.
• Major streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple Music, have removed the song due to its hate speech content.
• This incident adds to Ye's history of antisemitic remarks and Nazi imagery, which has led to widespread backlash and corporate severances in recent years.