“The Adidas employees, thrilled to get started, had arrayed sneakers and fabric swatches on a long table near a mood board pinned with images,” the report claimed. “But nothing they showed that day at the company’s German headquarters captured the vision Mr. West had shared.”

The New York Times released a report Friday detailing Kanye West’s alleged history of making antisemitic remarks at Adidas.Jonathan Leibson

The rapper allegedly drew a swastika during a meeting about shoe design in 2013.Getty Images

“To convey how offensive he considered the designs, he grabbed a sketch of a shoe and took a marker to the toe,” two participants told the outlet. “Then he drew a swastika.”

The alleged choice sent shockwaves though the room, especially given the fact they “were meeting just miles from Nuremberg, where leaders of the Third Reich were tried for crimes against humanity.”

Yet the alleged incident was just the first of many antisemitic and 𝑠e𝑥ually offensive comments West would allegedly make during his nearly 10-year tenure with the brand, the NYT reports.

West also reportedly advised a former Jewish employee to “kiss” a portrait of Hitler “every day.”Getty Images for adidas

Insiders told the outlet that a few years later, the rapper allegedly “advised a Jewish Adidas manager to kiss a picture of Hitler every day.”

He also allegedly told some Adidas colleagues he thought Hitler was a “master marketer” and really “admired” his “command of propaganda.”

Then in 2018, he reportedly admitted to paying a former Yeezy chief executive a seven-figure settlement after they “accused him of repeatedly praising the architect of the Holocaust.”

Despite his alleged behavior, the company continued to work with West until October 2022.AFP via Getty Images

As previously reported, it was around that time that he allegedly wanted to name his next album “Hitler” — he ultimately went with “Ye.”

Yet despite his alleged problematic and erratic behavior, the company continued to work with him as they saw their profit margins continue to skyrocket.

In fact, regardless of his conduct, Adidas reportedly agreed to triple the rapper’s guaranteed annual salary during contract negations in 2016.

Adidas told the New York Times they have “no tolerance for hate speech and offensive behavior.”Yeezy Mafia / Instagram

While they did add morals clause into the contract, they didn’t invoke it until last year.

The sportswear brand severed ties with the “Gold Digger” rapper in late 2022 after he went on numerous public antisemitic rants.

Weeks prior, the company had announced that its partnership with the Yeezy fashion designer was “under review” after he repeatedly wore a “White Lives Matter” T-shirt.

The disgraced rapper was dropped from all of his partnerships after going on a series of antisemitic rants online.WireImage

After pulling the plug on their partnership, West’s net worth dropped by $1.1 billion.

Other companies such as Gap, Balenciaga and Vogue also terminated their partnerships with him.

In a statement shared with the NYT, Adidas said they have “no tolerance for hate speech and offensive behavior, which is why the company terminated the Adidas Yeezy partnership.”

Reps for West did not immediately respond to our request for comment.