KANYE West has been slammed for wearing a KKK-style hood at his album listening party in Miami.
The rapper, 46, faced horrified backlash after donning a black pointed hat with eye holes cut out on Monday night.
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Kanye – who was slammed for making anti-Semitic comments last year – wore the hood while promoting his upcoming album, Vultures.
He was seen in the headpiece onstage at the event, which was attended by his wife Bianca Censori, and three of his kids – North, 10, Saint, 8, and Chicago, 5.
At one point, North joined him onstage while he performed with the hood.
Critics slammed Kanye for the outfit online, with one writing: “Bruh dressed like a Klan member.”
Another added: “This guy is just not okay he thinks everything he does is normal I think not…”
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A third posted: “That’s not art, it’s hate disguised as fashion.”
Someone else commented: “Even North in the background looking at him crazy.”
Kanye’s fourth child with his ex-wife Kim Kardashian, Psalm, 4, didn’t appear to be at the event.
Kanye was canceled last year and lost countless fashion deals following his anti-Semitic remarks.
The mogul made explosive comments posted on X, formerly Twitter, that he was declaring “Defcon 3” on Jewish people and was dropped by everyone from Balenciaga to Adidas.
But while his Yeezy business has suffered, he’s turned his focus to music with the new record Vultures, a collaboration with artist Ty Dollar $ign.
He appeared to laugh off the controversy in the first track released last month, rapping: “How I’m anti-Semitic? I just f**ked a Jewish b***h.”
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