Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, posted an apology to the Jewish community via Instagram on Tuesday. The musician, known for past controversial remarks, expressed remorse for any harm caused by his words or actions, just ahead of an anticipated music release. The post, written in Hebrew, garnered over a million likes by Tuesday morning.

His apology conveyed regret for any unintended hurt or disrespect and pledged a commitment to learn and embrace greater sensitivity. Responding to Ye's apology, the Anti-Defamation League stated that while actions will determine the sincerity of his apology, acknowledging fault is an initial step toward rectifying the harm inflicted.

The musician's recent post follows criticism sparked by lyrics in a song titled "Vultures," performed in Dubai alongside Ty Dolla $ign, wherein Ye used language deemed offensive. This controversy is not an isolated incident; Ye has faced backlash in the past for making offensive remarks targeting various communities.

His history of problematic statements led to severed ties with major companies like Adidas and Balenciaga, which denounced his remarks as unacceptable and hateful. Ye's past associations and controversial ideologies, including alleged admiration for Adolf Hitler, have drawn widespread criticism and controversy.

As of now, Ye does not have a publicly listed representative or active business operations, leaving his recent actions and controversial history under scrutiny without official commentary.