Sharon Osbourne has bluntly criticized Kanye West for using a Black Sabbath song without permission, TMZ reported on Friday.

The drama began after West allegedly incorporated a Black Sabbath sample into a song on his latest album without prior approval. according to To TMZ. Sharon criticized West's actions and rhetoric as embodying hatred and anti-Semitism, labeling him a “dangerous person” and a “disrespectful anti-Semite.”

“Kanye hooked up with the wrong Jew this time,” Sharon told TMZ. The Osbournes have taken a firm stance and have already issued a cease-and-desist letter to West's campaign, the paper said. The conflict stems from a request three weeks ago by West's representatives to sample a Black Sabbath song. The Osbournes specifically denied the request, citing personal reasons and West's recent behavior, the newspaper reported. (Related: 'It was like meeting Jesus Christ': Ozzy Osbourne talks about his first interaction with Paul McCartney)

The controversy highlights the Osbourne family's zero-tolerance attitude toward West's use of their music, regardless of sample length. Prior to Sharon's response, Ozzy Osbourne publicly criticized Sharon. What the rock legend did was Social media He expressed his anger at West's use of some of Black Sabbath's classic songs without permission. Osborn suspected the sample was from “War Pigs”, but it looked a lot like “Iron Man”.

Osborne directly addressed West, condemning his decision to proceed with sample collection despite expressly being denied permission. Part of the reason for the rejection was West's controversial statements and actions, which Osborne and his team found offensive. “He is an anti-Semite and has caused untold heartache to many. He got ahead of the curve and used the sample anyway at last night's album listening party,” Ozzy said in a Facebook post. I wrote it in “I don't want anything to do with this man!”