Ari Emmanuel only dropped Mel Gibson because he went on a n word laced racist tirade in that vile recording because there were a lot of Black celebrities who wanted him gone.
He didn't care about the anti-semitism. Which white Hollywood has downplayed and ignored for years even though they knew about it.
In 2006 he made one private anti-jewish statement while drunk. Afterwards he immediately released a written apology, then released another written apology, then did an interview and apologized on television, then pro-actively agreed to meet with Jewish rabbis and discuss where he had gone wrong.
And he STILL got blacklisted - he didn't act or direct in a single movie for the next four years, when he did come back to acting again it was in low-profile acting roles nothing like the blockbusters he'd been in before and all the publicity was about his past statements and his films bombed. And he wasn't brought on to direct a single movie for TEN years, even though the previous three movies he'd directed (Braveheart, The Passion of the Christ, and Apocalypto) had all been massive box office successes.
That was ten years later lol. People are upset that they're still talking about Kyrie's shyt after two weeks and you're trying to compare it to Mel Gibson having to go ten years before he was treated like a normal person in Hollywood again.
And, as I pointed out, Gibson had been even quicker to embrace the apology/begging tour than Kyrie was. If Kyrie plays like an all-NBA player next year, you don't think he's going to get the awards of an all-NBA player?
And that k00n Danny Glover is working with him for Lethal Weapon 5. So Hollywood nor a Black man who should know better and who now knows how Gibson views him should be working with him and yet they are.
You're talking 15 years later. Most people in entertainment and sports will do it for the money (look at how many Black athletes played for Tommy Tuberville). If Kyrie wants to keep playing in the NBA, there's little doubt that Jewish agents and other businessmen will continue to do business with him.
he could. He's made almost 200 mil in his career.
