Video shows celebrities wearing T-shirts with graphics of a middle finger and the word “Kanye.”

A Super Bowl commercial from Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, directed people to his online store, which was selling only one item: a T-shirt with a swastika. 

The stunt drew condemnation, but a video purportedly showing celebrities donning shirts criticizing Ye in response wasn’t authentic. 

The video showed celebrities including actor Scarlett Johansson, comedian Jerry Seinfeld and director Steven Spielberg wearing white T-shirts, each with a graphic that showed a Star of David encapsulated by a single-line graphic of a hand with its middle finger raised and the word “Kanye” underneath. 

“Hava Nagila,” a Jewish folk song traditionally played at weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, played throughout the video, which ended with text appearing on the screen: “Enough is enough.” 

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