Floyd Mayweather shops at Gucci despite boycott: 'I’m not no follower, I do what the f*** I wanna do'
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Your support makes all the difference.Floyd Mayweather is not letting a boycott stop him from shopping at his favourite luxury brand Gucci.
The boxer, who has had his fair share of controversy, splurged at Gucci in Beverly Hills on Monday despite many celebrities boycotting the brand on social media after someone pointed out that the Italian label was selling a sweater with an attached balaclava that resembled blackface.
Confronted by TMZ reporters before entering the shop, Mayweather said:
After the reporter reminded him that other celebrities like TI and Spike Lee, both of whom have been very outspoken about the Gucci boycott, would be angry with him, the boxing champion responded:
Later, upon exiting the store with his entourage carrying arms full of huge Gucci bags, the three-time US Golden Gloves champ continued:
HT PageSix
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