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'Commie POS': Fans outraged as BofA cuts ties with Catturd and JP Morgan Chase 'cancels' Kanye West

Catturd claimed Bank Of America won't fund their 'In the Litter Box' podcast and JP Morgan Chase told Kanye West to take his Yeezy business elsewhere

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Kanye West is being "canceled," literally. Now, JP Morgan Chase has cut ties with the rapper amid his antisemitic remarks. Candace Owens earlier revealed on Twitter that the bank had sent Ye an official letter of termination with no official reason given, asking his Yeezy empire to bank elsewhere. As Ye's fans slammed JP Morgan, conservative mouthpiece Catturd revealed on Twitter that the Bank of America canceled their bank account for their hit podcast.

Catturd took to their account Twitter saying, "Just so you know, Bank of America @BankofAmerica canceled our bank account for our podcast. When Jewels, my cohost, asked why they rudely said they didn’t need reason. @BankofAmerica are commie POS losers. BEWARE!" While they themselves were not given any reason for this move, fans of Catturd and the 'Heartless' singer were quick to add two and two and slam both the companies for canceling people and groups. Catturd's hit podcast, 'In The Litter Box', was boycotted from Bank of America with no official reason. On the other hand, JP Morgan Chase gave the 45-year-old rapper an ultimatum right after he was locked out of Twitter for his antisemitic remarks. 

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Owens revealed via Twitter on Wednesday, October 12, that the bank sent him an official letter of termination. Owens wrote, "I was told there was no official reason given, but they sent this letter as well to confirm that he has until late November to find another place for the Yeezy empire to bank." The letter read, "Dear Ye, We are sending this letter to confirm our recent discussion with [redacted name] that JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. (The Bank) has decided to end its banking relation with Yeezy LLC and its affiliated entities." Ye has been given time till November to find another banking partner. His fans slammed JP Morgan Chase for implementing such a drastic move. 

BOA cut cites with Catturd as JP Morgan relieves Yeezy

One user who sides with Ye slammed the banking institutions saying, "We have to cancel our accounts with companies who pull this nonsense. We pushed back against PayPal & they got the message. Time to do the same with Chase. Money talks, or rather, removing our money talks" Another user relfected on Catturd's account being canceled right after Ye's saying, "And now, @BankofAmerica. BoA cancelled the account for Catturd’s podcast, and would not give a reason why, and they were rude about it. If it was over a risk assessment, why not say so? But if it’s for a CCP-style ESG scoring system, that’s unAmerican. It has no place in the US."

One user wrote, "People who say this is good don't understand what a dangerous precedent this sets. Tying banking to political beliefs is the beginning of a totalitarian system." Another user tweeted, "Boycott Chase!!! PayPal now JP Morgan Chase…this bank was bailed out by our tax dollars! Folks this is what’s coming, the banking system has your money they control it. If they don’t agree with your politics what’s next confíscate your money Go Woke Go Broke!!"

One user quipped, "If JP Morgan Chase wants to close @kanyewest bank accounts than they proved his very point. It should be a major Boycott of Chase Bank under way of they did. Free speech and opinions should not dictate rather a business wants to do business or what he said hit the very core." Another user said, "So @jpmorgan
@Chase have gone woke? Looks like I don’t have to deal with them, either. Go woke, go broke.I don’t usually boycott businesses, but I’m not going to stand for the ESG CCP-style social credit score BS. Ye’s political stance shouldn’t affect a business relationship"

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