Ice Cube admits that his anti-Covid-19 vaccine stance cost him$9 million movie role.

One of the most popular podcast shows, The Joe Rogan Experience, recently hosted one of the most famous rappers, Ice Cube, in the show, where Ice Cube revealed how his anti-vaccine stance cost him $9 million. He rejected the role in the movie after knowing that they would force him to take the vaccine first, which was not acceptable to the rapper. He was satisfied with his stance regarding the vaccine, and even after the immense pressure put on him to take the jab, he refused to change his mind. He never publicly revealed this before the podcast, and he never criticized the producers of the movie for making such demands for the role. Though reports were out at the time when the rapper didn’t take the vaccine and media houses started portraying him as stupid who unnecessarily lost $9 million, the rapper remained firm to the criticism.

So I just thought it was bull*hit and it just kind of snowballed, you know?” 

You know, it’s like, I didn’t lose $9 million,” Ice Cube explained. “Because I’ve never had it like if you never have some sh*t, you can’t lose it. Okay? You lose it when it’s in your bank account and you look up and it’s gone. You know, I’m saying but if you never had it, I didn’t lose it. It just was never given to me.

hey try to, you know, put my business in the street, put pressure on me, everybody around me tell me how stupid I am so I can go get vaxxed and say you know: ‘Please let me do the movie,” said Ice Cube. “You know that was never gonna happen. I don’t care if it was 20 million. That was never gonna happen.”

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The rapper also pointed out that the media houses are nothing but extensions of the corporate conglomerates who want to control how people think, speak, and move, and he fought against them to stand his ground and encourage others to hold their ground against such manipulation. If they don’t, they will be steamrolled, not be heard, and all this kind of stuff will be cancelled.

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