Jake Paul is currently preparing for an explosive comeback with a showdown against MMA legend Anderson Silva. Meanwhile, things have not been too good for rapper and record producer, Kanye ‘Ye’ West, after his slew of controversial comments. And Paul, on the other hand, was quick to share his thoughts on the issue.

Ye’s statements cost him dearly with major brands cutting ties with him. Adidas, with whom he had a long-time collaboration, distanced itself from the controversial rapper. In a recent press release, the company backed its decision by saying, “Ye’s recent comments and actions have been unacceptable, hateful, and dangerous. And they violate the company’s values of diversity and inclusion, mutual respect, and fairness.”

Notably, ‘Yeezy’ was a fashion collaboration between the rapper and the brand, which was notable for its high-end sneakers.

In a tweet, Paul shared his thoughts on the brands distancing themselves from the rapper.

He mentioned that Adidas should donate Ye’s inventory to underprivileged children around the globe.

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It should be mentioned that Adidas was not the only brand that cut ties with Ye. In fact, brands like GAP and Balenciaga also did the same.

Fans share their thoughts on the statement made by Jake Paul

Fans were intrigued by Jake Paul’s statement about Ye. And a lot of fans took to social media to share their thoughts on the same.

User @Tomas_Menos felt like Adidas might do the same for a tax write-off.

But a few fans felt it would be better if Paul buys the stock and donates it instead.

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Meanwhile, a few users wished to shift their focus to the fact most high-end brands produce their products in sweatshops.

A few fans however felt that Adidas might not donate the inventory. And even mentioned that they would still profit from Yeezy products.

In the same vein, user @JobieTwits mentioned that paul was becoming more likable. Which was, in fact, a far cry from his past self.

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