O’Shea Jackson Jr Says AEW Fans Need To Be Mad At Tony Khan Instead Of Botch Accounts

AEW fans are very passionate about the company, and some of them were very happy to see the AEW Botches account suspended. That being said, other fans really hated the idea, and they spoke out in protest, including O’Shea Jackson Jr.

One AEW fan fired off a tweet to the Straight Outta Compton star, and he threw his father, Ice Cube, under the bus a bit in the process. “Damn. How is it that your father (Ice Cube) has more common sense than you?” this fan said.

O’Shea Jackson Jr heard all he could from disgruntled AEW fans. He fired off a reply on X that put them in their place. He also suggested that those fans should be angry at Tony Khan for putting those botches on television and not building his talent a “f*cking Performance Center” instead.

“How is it that y’all get so upset at me for joking about an account getting suspended that y’all do shit like this? Bring up my F*ckin family, simultaneously disrespecting me and my father for a f*ckin wrestling page. For two days y’all been on me about this post because y’all don’t like that dude posts botches!? How about y’all get mad at the F*ckin guy who directs the shows, constantly showing the botches for the world to see. He’s the one giving out the content. Making fun of Vince’s camera cuts until that other shit has a whole F*ckin gag reel, huh? Tell his ass to get them a f*ckin performance center. “

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“Before someone gets paralyzed or worse on television! To be fair homie what you said wasn’t even that bad. This sh*t was just the last straw. Either way, cry to Khan.”

This is not the first time that O’Shea Jackson Jr. tweeted out his frustrations about AEW. He did not think it was a very good idea for Tony Khan to fire CM Punk either.

Hopefully, AEW fans can calm down, because they might not be doing Tony Khan’s operation any favors by acting this way. If anything, O’Shea Jackson Jr has the money to make sure that anyone who steps over the line might hear from his legal team at a later date.

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