Kanye West’s bombshell brag about how much he’s worth after losing $2billion in one day

After losing billions of dollars in a single day, Kynye West boasted about his incredible net worth on social media.

Ye claimed he was “months away” from declaring bankruptcy a few years ago after losing $2 billion in a single day as a result of Adidas’ agreement with Yeezy. At his Paris Fashion Week show, he was also criticized for his frequent outbursts and White Lives Matter t-shirts.

The rapper took to his Instagram to confirm his net worth after regaining control of his assets. Over a plain white page, the text wrote: “In 2025, Kanye’s net work stands at $2.77billion US as confirmed by Eton Venture Services. His music career and his sole ownership of the Yeezy label are the factors in the valuation.

He captioned the post: “LAA LA LA LA”. He spent millions on advertising during the Super Bowl last year, and he later claimed it paid off when he increased his sales by $19 million. “I’m just be honest with y’all. I was two months from going bankrupt, and I put everything I had into it]the album and the Super Bowl advert]”, he said, referring to his Vulture album.

Kanye claimed that he and his wife Bianca Censori moved to Italy as his money started to wane. He said: “We moved to Italy. We moved to the factories, and we survived. We survived through the cancellation. We’re back number one”.

Earlier this month, the singer made a dig at brand Adidas. Nike and Kylie worked together to develop the Yeezy line, which significantly increased Adidas’ sales and brand image. However, in 2022, Adidas ended the partnership due to remarks Kanye made that were considered antisemitic.

Kanye blasted the German athletic shoe manufacturer in a furious rant on Instagram. The sportswear brand has continued to sell its stock even though they have ended their collaboration and have discontinued the Yeezy collection. The Stronger rapper claimed in his lengthy attack that the brand purposefully changed the Google algorithm to make it so that users of the search engine who type “Yeezy.com” instead visit his website.

After their public outcry, the Vultures star claimed that his brand is still profitable despite the brand’s accusations. The hitmaker wrote in a post that the Adidas site comes before the Yeezy site when he shared a screenshot of the Google search.

” Members at Adidas, stop doing this. Stop preventing me from moving. Our partnership is done. You’re a 60 million dollar company that froze my accounts. Now I’m back on my feet (no pun intended) and I’m not going to stand for this (no pun again). “

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Source: Mirror