Kanye West and Chris Brown are facing severe backlash for their recent antics at a party in Dubai, where they were seen dancing to West’s controversial single ‘Vultures.’

The track, released just days ago, has ignited a firestorm of criticism for its perceived antisemitic lyrics.

The video from the Dubai event captures West, along with collaborators Ty Dolla $ign, Chris Brown, Bump J, and others, enthusiastically grooving to the explicit lyrics, including the line, ‘How I’m antisemitic? I just fked a Jewish bch.’

The display has triggered widespread condemnation, with Jewish businesswoman Tanya Zuckerbrot expressing her disgust on Instagram, calling West and Brown“sick, masochistic, antisemitic f-ks.”

Resurfacing old accusations against West

The controversy has reignited discussions about Kanye West’s past antisemitic outbursts, which led to significant repercussions for his career last year.

The Grammy winner faced backlash for his Twitter remarks, where he expressed hostility towards Jewish people, leading to the termination of contracts with Adidas and Balenciaga and restrictions on his social media accounts.

Despite the previous fallout, West appears undeterred, with the latest incident drawing renewed calls for his cancellation.

The public’s outrage extends beyond West, as Chris Brown’s involvement in dancing to the contentious track adds another layer of criticism to his controversial history, marked by legal troubles, including the infamous assault on Rihanna in 2009.

The online community has labeled the display as “beyond sickening,” “trash,” and “disgusting,” with some demanding that both West and Brown face consequences for their actions.

The incident has once again thrust the artists into the spotlight, not for their musical endeavors, but for their questionable choices and the resulting impact on their public images.