25,000 People and Counting Signed Petition To Remove All of Kanye West's Music Off Streaming Platforms

There is a petition to take all of Kanye's songs off streaming services. Fans believe it to be crazy and unlikely to occur.

Many people have recently been paying notice to Kanye's controversial words. He is frequently in the news, but generally not in a favorable way.

This is what some users had to say after a twitter user shared the petition, which already had over 25,000 signatures.

They tried to remove R Kelly and XXX music in 2017 but Kendrick and other big artist threatened to remove there music if they actually do it

— GalaxyKnowah (@GalaxyKnowah) December 3, 2022

Definitely signing this a 100 times

— (@IvanYaHurd) December 3, 2022

We standing with ye What did Hitler do that wasn’t as bad as the queen did or the United States did to every other country

— dion (@dion02319609) December 4, 2022

The problem with this is that if you ban Kanye West's music then you have to ban everybody else who has said and done bad things. You will not have any music left.
There are artist who are million times worse than Kanye that are still on the streaming services.

— MMA Tea Talk (@MMATeaTalk) December 3, 2022

I don't agree with kanye on anything he says but let me just say this, Charles Mansons music is still on streaming platforms, even R Kellys

— (@toothgrind) December 4, 2022

Haha the man has the greatest discography of the 2000s out of all artists and you wanna take him off . Also for a discography like his , 25k signs is a joke, make it 250 million.

— im a hater, nothing else (@noidea3x) December 3, 2022

honestly just demonetize his music so no money goles to him and we can still listen to his music

— ulik (@ulii_k01) December 3, 2022

That’s just a wrong move! People tooo sensitive nowdays. End of the day he didn’t said anything wrong. He said that there is bad and good in everyone and that Hilter done some good things for his country which is not faults despite the fact that he done evil things

— Roro (@ronzythewatcher) December 4, 2022

Tbh you can get 25k people to sign literally anything. Not a significant amount at all

— Bruh (@yolo_mcswag_fos) December 3, 2022