Ja Rule Slams ‘Disrespectful’ ESPN After Old Video Resurfaces: You’re Complicit W/ Oblivious Slander & Defamation!

Ja Rule Slams ‘Disrespectful’ ESPN After Old Video Resurfaces: You’re Complicit W/ Oblivious Slander & Defamation!
It has been an upstream battle for rapper Ja Rule lately. He’s still facing criticism on social media and he wants to put an end to it.
Just when many were starting to forget his awkward performance where rapper didn’t get a loud applause at a Milwaukee Bucks game in 2019, ESPN shared the awkward moment on Sunday (July 26th). The incident spawned countless memes and GIFs that have since died down. But Ja Rule blasted the network after it reminded fans of the moment.
Never forget this Ja Rule moment ? pic.twitter.com/exqr24Dhbg
— ESPN (@espn) July 26, 2020
Ja Rule responded to the mishap, saying that it was technical difficulties.

Ja Rule took to his Twitter, responding to ESPN’s video, saying that it was very unprofessional and disrespectful for the network’s social media team to post the clip.
“Very disappointed to see how UNPROFESSIONAL and DISRESPECTFUL @espn is allowing their social team to be if your not holding them accountable that means you’re complicit with oblivious slander and defamation to your 35 million plus audience… Duly noted… #ICONN“

He also let off a set of fiery Tweets to the network.

In one last Tweet to ESPN, Ja Rule offered up new ideas to post.

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