Jewish Diaspora & Antisemitism

Miami Beach mayor apologizes after online influencers sing Kanye West’s ‘Heil Hitler’ at club

The Tate brothers, Fuentes and Sneako also publicly stood by their actions.

By Vered Weiss, World Israel News

Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner said he was “deeply disturbed and disgusted” after a viral video showed a group of online influencers chanting Nazi slogans and playing a song glorifying Adolf Hitler inside a South Beach nightclub, The Jerusalem Post reported.

The footage, which spread widely on social media over the weekend, was filmed at the nightclub Vendôme during what appeared to be a bottle parade.

In the video, influencers Andrew Tate, Tristan Tate, Nick Fuentes, Clavicular, Sneako, Myron Gaines and Justin Waller are seen celebrating as the song Heil Hitler by Kanye West is played loudly in the venue.

Vendôme issued a public apology on Sunday, calling the incident “deeply offensive and unacceptable.”

The club said neither it nor its hospitality group condone antisemitism, hate speech, or prejudice, and announced that it has launched an internal review to determine how the song was played. Management said immediate steps would be taken to hold those responsible accountable.

Meiner, whose grandparents’ family was murdered during the Holocaust, said the video glorified both the Holocaust and Hitler and should be condemned without qualification.

Some of the influencers rejected the criticism. Clavicular defended the choice of music, writing online, “It’s just a song, no problem with rap songs about drugs and murder though.” The Tate brothers, Fuentes, and Sneako also publicly stood by their actions.

The controversy centers on Heil Hitler, a song released by West in May 2025. The music video depicts a group of Black men standing in formation and repeatedly chanting a line praising Hitler while wearing animal skins and heads. In the lyrics, West declares, “I became a Nazi, I’m the villain.”

The track ends with an audio clip of Adolf Hitler taken from a 1935 speech at the Krupp Factory in Germany. The song has been banned from all major digital streaming platforms and is prohibited in Germany under laws against Holocaust revisionism.

Local officials have not announced whether any further action will be taken in response to the incident.

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