Major Stars Are Boycotting Gucci But, One Superstar says “No one tells me what to do!”
Source: Dan Mullan / Getty
Floyd Mayweather just walked up in Gucci and spent a grip and when asked by a TMZ reporter about the recent boycott Floyd responded with “I’m my own person and nobody tells me what the “F” to do or wear, I support everybody!”
Get Breaking News & Exclusive Contest in Your Inbox:
Several celebrities have started to boycott Gucci after an $890 sweater resembling blackface went for sale on their website. Luxury designer Gucci apologized for their new wool balaclava jumper because it happens to resemble blackface a little too much. “Gucci deeply apologizes for the offense caused by the wool balaclava jumper,” the brand wrote in response to the backlash. “We consider diversity to be a fundamental value to be fully upheld, respected, and at the forefront of every decision we make.”
Gucci is just the latest of fashion brands to do the blackface thing and quickly try to pick up the pieces apologizing
RELATED STORY: SMH: Gucci Apologizes For $890 ‘Backface Sweater’
The Latest:
- #WordOnTheStreet: John Cena Wins Final Championship on RAW
- Travis Scott disses Pusha T before bringing out Ye at show
- Monaleo on Tour, Motherhood & ‘Who Did the Body’
- Veterans Day: 25 Restaurants Offering Free or Discounted Meals in Ohio
- G. Herbo on His Best Era, Health Goals, and Giving Back
- The Moonwalker, The Myth, The Legend Dazzles In Electric Teaser Trailer For Long-Awaited Biopic ‘Michael’
- Tesla Shareholders Put Elon Musk On Track To Become World’s First Trillionaire
- Simone Biles Keeps It Real About Her Cosmetic Procedures, Social Media Refuses To Mind Its Business
- Respect the Rhymes! Outkast & Salt-N-Pepa Inducted Into The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame On Big Night For Hip-Hop
- Flop To Fan Favorite: Kim Kardashian Claps Back As ‘All’s Fair’ Breaks Hulu’s 3-Year Record After 0% Rotten Tomatoes Rating
