Kanye West made waves during the Super Bowl with an $8 million ad directing viewers to his website, Yeezy.com. The ad promoted a single product: a t-shirt featuring a striking design.

While Kanye teased the upcoming launch of Yeezy stores on his website, his fans are currently more focused on their missing orders. Many frustrated customers have taken to the Yeezy Instagram account to voice their concerns.

Following the influx of complaints about undelivered orders, the Yeezy Supply Instagram echoed the message of the website, stating, “Yeezy Stores Coming Soon.” Disappointed customers expressed their grievances, demanding the merchandise they had purchased and questioning the handling of pending orders.

Amidst the chaos, some customers who managed to snag the controversial t-shirt are among the aggrieved parties. The shirt, with its divisive design, caused a stir and led to an overwhelming number of orders before the website was shut down.

This controversial marketing move followed Kanye's series of controversial tweets, including some deemed antisemitic. The backlash prompted an open letter from ex-Def Jam Recordings CEO Lyor Cohen, urging Kanye to use his influence positively. However, Kanye's response was laced with defiance and accusations against Cohen.

In a public spat, Kanye took aim at Cohen, criticizing him for his role in promoting music that, in Kanye's view, glorifies violence among black communities. The exchange escalated as Kanye challenged Cohen on his integrity and industry connections, culminating in a heated confrontation.

As the drama unfolds, it's clear that Kanye's latest stunt has sparked a mix of excitement, frustration, and controversy among fans and critics alike. Stay tuned for more updates on this ever-evolving saga.