Kanye West is being sued by a former Yeezy employee, who alleges he compared himself to Hitler and threatened her because she was Jewish, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE on Tuesday.

The mercurial hip-hop star allegedly mistreated Jewish employees inside his fashion company and compared himself to Adolf Hitler, according to a civil lawsuit filed Tuesday.

The lo-fi ad, which West said was shot with an iPhone, directed viewers to his brand’s yeezy.com website. In the ad, West said he was sitting at the dentist. The ad wasn’t seen nationally, but was sold in at least one major local market, Los Angeles.

Shopify confirmed to BI that it took down YEEZY.com after a Super Bowl ad directed viewers to an online store that later featured a swastika T-shirt.

Below: Study blames social media for hate speech surge in India. First: Kanye West’s swastika-hawking Super Bowl ad shows how speech bounds have shifted A TV commercial that aired during the Super Bowl in several major cities directed viewers to a website that,