This time, Kanye West is receiving criticism for showing up to his “Vultures” album listening party wearing a black hoodie, like to those worn by members of the Ku Klux Klаn.

The rapper had a cloth over his face when he first arrived to the party, known as the “Vultures Rave,” on Monday night. Later, as the album’s contentious title track began to play, he transformed into the pointed black hood.

Rapping, “How I’m antisemitic?,” West, 46, responds to claims of his previous antisemitic actions in the song. I just gave a Jewish bitcҺ the boot.

Many social media users were startled by the rapper’s wardrobe choice and the inflammatory lyrics, labeling the “Heartless” artist as “disgusting” and “sick.”

“I just wаnted to sаy that Kanye West is anti-Semitic. He wants to kιll Jews because he despises them. He mistreats females. “He is an abhorrent human being,” said an other person.

“Why are you all shocked? This isn’t the first time that Kanye has made a reference to the ƙƙƙ,” a third person commented.

With the comment, “Kanye is at his listening party full of rapists and abusers after his full year of antisemitism and his fans want me to believe that him wearing a pointy hood is to convey a positive message,” another fan refuted claims that West was genuinely combating white supremacist ideals by donning the hood.

Others, on the other hand, thought it even more unsettling since West was performing live alongside his 10-year-old daughter North, whom he shares with his ex-Kim Kardashian.

Another person said, “North looks so uncomfortable with Kanye wearing a ƙƙƙ mask.” “Boy, get her off the stage.”

“Kanye West with his daughter behind him at his listening party, sporting a black Klаn hat ,” another person said.

While just North was on stage, West’s other children, Chicago, age 5, and Saint, age 8, were also present and could be seen in the crowd with the rapper’s new wife, Bianca Censori.

Although West’s choice to wear the hood appeared particularly odd in light of his previous tirades against “White Lives Matter,” this isn’t the first time he has used the unsettling imagery.

There were additional persons donning the black hoods in Kanye West’s 2013 music video for the song “Black Skinhead.”

Many well-known rappers, including Chris Brown, Kodak Black, Lil Durk, Ty Dolla $ign, Playboi Carti, and Offset, were present in addition to West’s family.