Viral Deepfake AI Video Features Mark Zuckerberg, Drake, David Schwimmer, and Others Wearing ‘Fuck Kanye’ T-Shirts

Viral Deepfake Video Against Kanye West

AAAAAAA-Deepfake Video about several figures of pop culture, sports T-shirts Fuck Kanye, became viral in protest against the recent line of controversial posts on social networks.

Recent Controversies Surrounding Kanye West

Over the past two weeks, Kanye West is now legally known – you have looked after unprecedented disputes. Last week, Kanye was present on the red carpet Grammy with his wife Bianca Tsalkori, who wore a transparent dress that reveals her completely naked figure.

After that, he said in an interview that he has autism and believes that in 2016 he was incorrectly diagnosed with bipolar disorder. He also shared that he stopped taking a cure for bipolar disorder.

Then he returned to X (previously Twitter), voicing his support to Didi and Chris Brown, and called for former exemption from prison against the backdrop of sexual violence.

His posts became more and more decisive when he began to claim “dominance” over his wife censorship. The blow of other humiliating posts that are aimed at several communities.

After the Super Bowl on Monday, Kanye West sent subscribers to his site, which featured a white T-shirt with a large swastika on the chest labeled as “HH-01”. Clothing was estimated at $20, with the name “HH-01”, perhaps a link to the singing “Hale Hitler”, which will accompany the Nazi gestures. Since then, the site was taken down, and the Kanye X account was deactivated.

Public Outrage and Reactions

In protest against The Swastika Tee and his comments against the Jewish community, a new Deepfake AI video went viral on social networks with the inscription “Enough”. The viral clip features likenesses of Mark Zuckerberg, Scarlett Johansson, Drake, David Schwimmer, Jerry Seinfeld, Ben Stiller, and more, all wearing T-shirts with a Star of David in the center and Kanye’s name written beneath it.

“Enough enough.”

🖕 Kanye West.

Make it viral.pic.twitter.com/eqcmqnksn2

– vivid.🇮🇱 (@vividprows) 11 February 2025

Later, the video reveals more stars, including Adam Sandler, Mila Kunis, Jack Black, Natalie Portman, Stephen Spielberg, and others, who are shown moving away from the camera, aimed at Kanye West.

At the time of writing, none of the celebrities whose likenesses were used in the video had responded to the viral clip.

The American singer-songwriter, DJ, and producer Matthew Coma took to his official Instagram account to share his own T-shirt featuring the phrase “fuck you” on the chest. “Hey, I can also make a shirt – link in the bio, with all proceeds going to a Holocaust charity organization,” read the post caption.

Charlie Puth also shared a message through Instagram Stories, pleading with him to stop promoting “incredibly dangerous” messages. Friends star David Schwimmer likewise called for action to be taken against the rapper for his hateful “Nazi” posts, asserting that “silence is complicity.”

In other news, Kanye recently expressed his admiration for Kendrick Lamar’s performance at the Super Bowl, referring to him as his “beloved,” reminiscent of Michael Jackson’s iconic performance in 1993.