Kanye West slammed for sexist posts about Taylor, Madonna & Kim

Kanye West has once again ignited controversy online after posting a series of explicit and sexist remarks targeting high-profile women, including pop superstar Taylor Swift, music icon Madonna, and his ex-wife Kim Kardashian.

In the now-deleted posts shared on his social media accounts, West made a string of sexualized comments and insinuations, many of which have been widely condemned as misogynistic and deeply inappropriate.

The rapper's comments appeared to mock and degrade the women’s personal lives, artistic careers, and appearances — reigniting public backlash against his long-standing history of making inflammatory statements.

Taylor Swift, who has had a turbulent past with West since the infamous 2009 VMAs incident, was once again pulled into the spotlight, with fans rushing to defend her.

Madonna, known for her boundary-pushing career, was also targeted in West’s tirade, as were elements of her personal life and image.

Perhaps most shockingly, Ye directed crude remarks at Kim Kardashian, with whom he shares four children, prompting concern over the ongoing co-parenting relationship and its impact on their family.

Social media users, celebrities, and women’s rights advocates have spoken out against West’s behavior, labeling it “sexist,” “degrading,” and “deeply troubling.”

Critics have called on social media platforms to take firmer action against harmful content, and for the artist himself to be held accountable.

"This isn’t art or free speech — it’s harassment," one user posted. "Kanye continues to use his platform to tear down women, especially those who don’t conform to his ideals or stay silent."

This incident adds to the growing list of controversies surrounding West, who in recent years has faced criticism over offensive statements, erratic behavior, and social media outbursts.

Though some loyal fans continue to support him, many are questioning whether continued platforms and promotion should be given to someone who repeatedly targets others, particularly women, with such hostility.

As of now, none of the women mentioned have publicly responded to the posts. West has also not issued an apology or clarification regarding the remarks.