Kanye West's former Yeezy employee, Murphy Aficionado, has filed a lawsuit claiming "unlawful termination" and that he was not compensated for his work. He also alleged the rapper made discriminatory statements about the Jewish and Filipino communities and engaged in sexual activity when Aficionado was in nearby rooms.

According to Aficionado's lawsuit, at one point West claimed, "The Jews are out to get me." He also allegedly claimed his ex-wife Kim Kardashian had "Jewish masters," and blamed the group for freezing his bank account and taking his ex-wife and his kids.

While allegedly wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with a swastika, Kanye West asked his former employee, “Don’t you like my shirt?”

Murphy Aficionado also claimed in a new lawsuit obtained by Page Six that the rapper left a business meeting to have "loud" sex with wife Bianca Censori.

A new lawsuit claims Kanye West told a staffer that Kim Kardashian had "Jewish masters" and that he wore T-shirts with swastikas on them.

Kanye West is facing yet another lawsuit from a former employee. On Thursday, November 14, a man named Murphy Aficionado claimed the rapper owes him $35K in unpaid wages and accused him of constantly spewing racist comments.

Kanye West has been slapped with yet another lawsuit from an ex-employee, this time for allegedly subjecting him to “antisemitic tirades” and sex acts during meetings.

Kanye West told an employee that his ex-wife Kim Kardashian has “Jewish masters,” according to a lawsuit filed Thursday. The producer and rapper, who also goes by Ye, was also accused in the lawsuit of keeping the employee waiting on two separate occasions while he loudly had sex in an adjacent room.

Another chapter to the Kanye West and Kim Kardashian saga has unfolded. In a lawsuit by a former Donda employee, Murphy Aficionado claimed that besides being exposed to West's inappropriate sexual behavior,

Kanye West frequently told employees that Jewish people were controlling the family of his ex-wife Kim Kardashian, according to a new lawsuit filed in California on Thursday, Nov. 14. The musician and entrepreneur – now formally known as Ye – faces a litany of legal claims from former employees who accuse him of abusive and sometimes bizarre behavior.

Kanye West's ex-staffer has claimed he was openly antisemitic around his employees. The rapper has been named in a new lawsuit alleging he was a "nightmare" to work for, with frequent antisemitic behaviour and sexual harassment.