Owners of Kanye West's Yeezy shoes appeared to be considering their options after online searches for the sneakers soared just a day after Adidas announced it was cutting ties with the rapper.
In the wake of the German athletic brand's decision to immediately stop producing Yeezy shoes due to West's repeated anti-Semitic remarks, searches for evdEN EVe NaKLiYAT the terms 'sell Yeezy' skyrocketed by a stunning 581 percent on October 26, according to an analysis commissioned by .
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Rising in value: Jon Schaefer, who flips resold Yeezys on eBay, predicted that the price of the show could increase as much as 50 percent after Adidas' announcement, according to Forbes 

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Forbes now estimates that the producer and designer is worth around $400 million — still a sizable sum, but far less than his height of $2 billion.
According to the publication, his remaining wealth comes from his attractive real estate acquisitions, his popular music catalogue, a 5 percent stake in his ex Kim Kardashian's Skims company — which he reportedly hasn't been involved with since 2019 — and his cash holdings. 
The move from Adidas comes days after Kanye claimed on a podcast that the sneaker giant 'can't drop him', despite saying 'anti-Semitic things'.
Adidas' share price dropped more than 50 percent over the past six months, and is expected to plunge even further in the wake of the announcement.











Hubris: Adidas and other brands dropped Ye after he made repeated anti-Semitic statements, before taunting Adidas and claiming it couldn't split from him; seen in 2015 

Before being dumped by the brand Kanye had already begun publicly sparring with Adidas executives, accusing them of 'stealing' his ideas. 
West owns the Yeezy brand but Adidas pay him an annual royalty fee to sell the products.
Adidas, whose founder Adi Dassler belonged to the Nazi Party, found themselves coming under increasing pressure to drop Kanye after several anti-Semitic comments.
Experts have also claimed that the resale market for Yeezy's will explode because they will not be produced in mass quantities anymore.
TMZ claimed that the resale market would skyrocket, with companies clinging onto the stock of Yeezy's to see if Adidas would part ways with the singer.
Tamar Andrews, an educational consultant for Kanye, officially resigned earlier this month following the anti-Semitic outbursts.
In a statement to The Hollywood Reporter, the president of Temple Isaiah of LA, where Andrews is a director, said: 'Dr. Andrews immediately resigned from Donda Academy following Ye West's tweet.
'Her last day was October 11, 2022 as she felt she could no longer support the organization.'























New friends: Right-wing pundit Candace Owens has defended Kanye, saying: 'Corporations can dissociate from Ye but they will not steal from him'