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American Bank JP Morgan Chase Cut ties with Kanye West

American Bank JP Morgan Chase has recently cut ties with popular Rapper Kanye West. This news was made public by American conservative influencer, Candace Owens,…

American Bank JP Morgan Chase has recently cut ties with popular Rapper Kanye West.

This news was made public by American conservative influencer, Candace Owens, who was earlier spotted with the rapper wearing a “white lives matter” T-shirt.

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In the letter, JP Morgan Chase had announced the end of their commercial relationship with Ye, urging him to find a new bank to hold his multi-billion dollar Yeezy brand.

The letter had given the imprint that the judgment had already been made and Kanye had until November 21 to move his business to a different bank.

Candace who had posted the letter on her Twitter account wrote; “I was told there was no official reason given, but they sent this letter as well to confirm that he has until late November to find another place for the Yeezy empire to bank.”

Although, Chase bank gave no reason for making their decision on the rapper.

This is coming after Kanye was suspended on Twitter and Instagram account over the Anti-Semetic comments he posted.

The rapper had also faced a great amount of backlash for wearing a “White Lives Matter” shirt to his daughter’s basketball game and the Yeezy Show he had also described the Black lives matter movement which he donated 2 million dollars, as a scam.

Amidst the crisis, the Ye rapper hasn’t given a public comment yet.

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