BREAKING: DJ Khaled finally weighs in on Palestine.

[Justin Nitsuj]

Why some of these black folks can't stay out of business that has absolutely nothing to do with us? Pathetic

 

[kevm3]

What do people expect? Nobody stood with Kyrie or Kanye when they got demolished publicly by the Jews. You had several black dudes who rarely post in here pop up and make an appearance on how 'stupid' those guys were. It was understandable in Kanye's case that the Jews came after him, but Kyrie just posted a picture of the Hebrews to Negroes documentary and had them coming after him.

Khaled isn't going to flush his relatively easy-going career down the drain taking a stance on this situation, especially with the level of power Jewish folks have on the industry he is in.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Kalid ain’t dare speaking on Palestine lol

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

Y’all just want him to say the wrong thing

 

[gho3st]

Oh wait... no. He's talking about more important issues, such as proper money management as a millionaire.

















While Khaled is talking on the important issues of the day, Israel is getting its celebrities on code to bring more folks to the cause.







The only palestinian celeb willing to stand on business is porn star Mia Khalifa.

Oh wait, she's not palestinian. She's Lebanese.

I understand why Khaled is not saying anything. Im not excusing him, but I understand. He probably does a lot business with jewish people. So whats he supposed to do? Stand for marginalized and lose his livelihood? Are yall gonna support him when that happens?

we already know how that will turn out. See Kaepernick.

so stfu about making thread like this

 

[levitate]

Double Raw.

 

[xCivicx]

People really love trying to shame these celebs into jumping out the window and fukking up their money for essentially nothing

A statement from Khaled isn't gonna magically banish Israelis from Palestine

 

[Wig Twistin Season]

I’m going to play Devil’s advocate here…

MJ stands firm on 'Republicans buy sneakers' quip

During Episode 5 of ESPN's "The Last Dance," Michael Jordan didn't back away from his infamous "Republicans buy sneakers, too" quote from 1990, explaining that it was said "in jest," and he never thought of himself as an activist.

www.espn.com

What if he realizes the cost of him speaking out isn’t worth it? Will his statement change anything or will it just ensure he ends up broke and negate the years of work he’s put in?

If you know a higher up at your job is a bigot are you going to fukk up your bag and your family’s situation to speak out and go on record opposing him?

Like it or not, that’s the world we live in.

 

[CouldntBeMeTho]

God forbid someone doesn't broadcast their opinion to the whole world. I'm shocked. Shocked I tell u

 

[Illuminatos]

It’s easy to tell someone to throw away hundreds of millions when you don’t have shyt yourself.

 

[Blessed Koala]

nikkas can’t make that Ja Rule joke then beg Khaled to say sumn, he ain’t a frontline soldier

Shut up and curate music

 

[Luke Cage]

Arguing over who is VOCALLY in support of a cause or not is meaningless.

People should be directing their energy to their respective governments. Khalid isn't sending any missiles to palestine and even if he showed his support wouldn't stop any missile strikes from israel.

 

[Givethanks]

No one really cares



Bro should have just dropped another banger.

 

[Zero]

nikkas can’t make that Ja Rule joke then beg Khaled to say sumn, he ain’t a frontline soldier

Shut up and curate music

Exactly.

 

[MJ Truth]

All these dummies mad at Khaled for not talking about the conflict during this interview; not realizing this interview was done months ago.