This summer’s Pepsi Wireless Festival in London is no more.

Now it’s just the Wireless Festival as Pepsi’s name has been removed.

All other sponsors’ names have been pulled as well.

But the Wireless Festival is still advertising Kanye West for three nights in July.

They may be waiting for the UK government to ban Kanye from entering the country. That way he won’t be able to sue them for being dropped from the shows.

It’s a cowardly way out but they have few choices after they made the egregious decision to feature him in the first place.

Tickets are supposed to go on sale on the 8th, Wednesday. Let’s see if that happens at all.

Stay tuned…

The UK Home Secretary has written a letter to Parliament urging that Kanye West not be allowed into the country.

MP Chris Philp has written to the MP Shabana Mahmood, citing West’s history of antisemitism. See below.

The Wireless Festival has little choice now than to cancel and rethink what it’s done. That would be Melvin Benn, Managing Director of Festival Republic, the firm that owns the Festival.

Budweiser is now the lone major sponsor left for this summer’s Wireless Festival in London.

Rockstar energy drink has joined Pepsi, Diageo (Johnnie Walker, Captain Morgan), and PayPal in exiting over the planned three days of shows by Kanye West.

The festival has not acknowledged any of this, keeping the names of the brands on the site. But they are gone.

I first cited the brands on March 31st, especially Pepsi. It took them a few days to acknowledge their mistake — not because of us, but because the UK government said forget it. They didn’t want the Nazi spewing antisemite to perform in their country.

Kanye was dropped by all his own major sponsors and business affiliates including The Gap, Adidas, and Balenciaga two years ago or more over the same reasoning.

Nevertheless, the rapper doubled down, selling t shirts with swastikas.

Somehow, Kanye — who calls himself Ye — convinced SoFi Stadium to stage two shows there last week. He thought he’d scored his Renaissance. But the first show was a bust, held on the first night of Passover — so much for being apologetic about antisemitism.

The second show did fill up — but attracted skinheads.

Kanye’s album, “Bully,” sold 145,000 copies last week and came in at number 2.

“Bully” comes from Gamma Records, which is owned in large part by Eldridge Industies’ Todd Boehly — who also owns The Hollywood Reporter, Dick Clark Productions, and the LA Dodgers.

Gamma has had several failures already with Mariah Carey, Snoop Dogg, Usher and other acts. This debacle could put an end to the company’s president, Larry Jackson. I’m hearing others in the record business are very angry with him.

Now we wait for word from Budweiser, and also from the Festival which must remove Pepsi’s name from their website — and all the other sponsors.

Kanye Krumbles: Johnnie Walker, Captain Morgan Join Pepsi, Pull Out of Wireless Fest: PayPal Also UPDATED

MONDAY AM UPDATE: PAYPAL DROPS WIRELESS FEST TOO!

The company that distributes Johnnie Walker and Captain Morgan is out of the Wireless Festival.

Diageo has pulled its sponsorship of a three day event in London in July featuring Kanye West.

They join Pepsi, which exited this morning.

These defections are happening so fast that Wireless hasn’t even changed its website.

This leaves Budweiser, PayPal, and Rockstar Energy Drink as the sole sponsors of shows featuring the racist, antisemitic, Hitler embracing rapper.

Will Wireless replace these lead sponsors? Will they cancel Kanye and invite new unobjectionable performers?

Maybe Kanye will just pay for the shows himself.

Thanks to criticism from the UK government, from media like this site, and others, sponsors are waking up to the so called Kanye Revival, in which a man who was singing “Heil Hitler” last year is trying to normalize himself. It ain’t happenin’.