Seth Rogen Curses Out Followers Commenting ‘All Lives Matter’ Under His ‘Black Lives Matter’ Post: F*ck Off! Unfollow Me!

Seth Rogen Curses Out Followers Commenting ‘All Lives Matter’ Under His ‘Black Lives Matter’ Post: F*ck Off! Unfollow Me!
Comedian/actor Seth Rogen is no stranger to the culture. But he’s able to back up his involvement in the culture with activism. Just last fall, he used his voice to raise awareness for National Expungement Week. He fought for people with minor offenses to have their non-violent charges and arrests removed from their records to secure adequate employment and voting rights.
He’s now on-board with the Black Lives Matter movement. Seth’s latest Instagram caption read:
“@sethrogen If [Black Lives Matter] is a remotely controversial statement to you, feel free to unfollow me.”

Followers then began to attack the 38-year-old for the post, responding with “All Lives Matter.” One follower commented:
“#alllivesmatter People making this only about blacks. When its about all races of color. Why do all these brutality videos only show the end? They don’t show wtf these people where doing to get in trouble in the first place.”
Seth Rogen proceeded to curse out the Instagram user:
“f*ck off. You don’t deserve my movies anymore. Stop watching my sh*t.”

Another comment read:
“Unfollowed.”
Seth Rogen returned the favor with:
“good. F*ck you.”
Yikes! Witness Seth shutting down followers in more comments below.


What do you think about his reactions? Let us know in the comments!
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