Here's Why The Internet HATES Shaun King

The biggest online beef is between Shaun King and everybody that he scammed through selling t-shirts that never arrived. Grab some popcorn, because this is entertaining!

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[prj]

“100% cotton harvested by Black farmers”

No one saw the irony in that?

[GenXPessimist]

A white black guy that has all black "farmers" picking cotton? Irony, personified.

[juniorboy]

How people keep falling for these so-called black activist scammers is beyond me.

[AngryDuck]

There's something fundamentally destructive to the narrative when he touts all these "black owned" businesses and then it turns out to be either a bullshit scam or a failure of business acumen.

[Oblivionator]

I cannot believe that Brett isn't at least related to Ben. Like "it isn't my favorite beef, my favorite beef is 'sponsor spot, ' now back to the online beef." The Segway is too smooth! XD

[eyeskyoob]

Anyone who has ever been scammed by him needs to collectively file a class action lawsuit.

[desdes]

I mean there's farmers of every ethnicity, but bragging about exclucively black farmers harvesting cotton... with America's history feels... A bit weird.

[nobelsteed]

King is probably kicking himself right now..."I should have charged more!!!" A person buying a $180 hoody, will pay $360 for matching sweatpants.

[Yakub-The-Creator]

“Harvested by black farmers in Africa”

At least they’re not making the same mistake twice and bringing them over here.

[Richard_Potato]

Shaun King is the complete embodiment of what is wrong with our society today.

Edit: That sponsor transition was legendary

[caleb.z]

"100% organic cotton that is harvested by Black farmers"
Hold up-

[DaedLizrad]

Would anybody be surprised if one day this man comes out as a white supremacist and is just like "dude can't believe they bought it", it seriously feels like it could be a 4chan prank that's just become too lucrative to stop.

[nicklikethesoup]

Brett: “That’s not even my favorite beef…”
Me: “Yeah, that’s Kanye & Pete.”
Brett: “my favorite beef comes from Good Ranchers….”
Damnit! Got me again. You’ve learnt too much from Knowles’s transition game.

[fstroke]

If someone is stupid enough to buy a $165 hoodie from Talcom X, then they deserve to lose their money.

And they sell completely plain T-shirts for $50. Nothing on them. Like you just pulled them out of a Fruit-Of-The-Loom package.

[Joshua.zero]

I cried laughing at the list of names. I haven't done that at years... thank you!!

[lucianaromulus]

Imagine if someone promoted White owned companies, White farmers etc and used it as a selling point. Why the double standard

[stevericker]

Brett, I love the way you sliiiide into plugging your products.

[johnenigma]

Honestly if you're paying 165 dollars for a sweatshirt, then you're setting yourself up to be robbed one way or another.

[OrchidStargazer]

I don't understand how these people (I also remembered that fitness influencer who did a similar scam and later just "apologized" with a video) don't get sued for stuff like this in a country where I thought everyone sues everyone over anything lol