Ice Cube Drops Out of $9 Million Movie Deal After Refusing Vaccine

Ice Cube Drops Out of $9 Million Movie Deal After Refusing Vaccine

Ice Cube Drops Out of $9 Million Movie Deal After Refusing Vaccine!

Well, it appears Ice Cube is one of the many who continue to refuse to be VAXXED against COVID-19, and it’s costing him movie deals.

CelebnMovies247.com reports Ice Cube has dropped out of Sony’s comedy “Oh Hell No,” the N.W.A. rapper also turned down a winter in Hawaii.

According to reports, rapper Ice Cube has dropped out of the Sony comedy “Oh Hell No” after producers requested that the entire cast get the COVID-19 vaccine. – The Hollywood Reporter

His refusal to NOT get VAXXED has cost him a $9 million payday and a winter filming in Hawaii with co-star Jack Black.

HuffPost reached out to Ice Cube and Sony for confirmation and comment, but they did not immediately respond.

Ice Cube has publicly advocated for mask-wearing during the pandemic. In August, Bacone College thanked the N.W.A. artist for donating 2,000 face masks to the school. In April 2020, Ice Cube launched a “Check Yo Self Before You Wreck Yo Self” brand of T-shirts, which featured images of him wearing a mask. The rapper said on Instagram that 100% of proceeds from the T-shirt sales went to front-line health care workers.

But he was criticized for working with then-President Donald Trump on his “platinum plan,” which would have labeled the Ku Klux Klan, but also anti-fascist or “antifa” groups, terrorist organizations.

Many viewed the plan as an attempt by Trump to win over Black Americans leading up to the 2020 presidential election.

In fact, the “Barbershop” star defended his work with Trump on Twitter, saying that both Republicans and Democrats had reached out to him after he released a plan to address racial inequality earlier in 2020 called Contract With Black America.

In addition, Ice Cube also recently left the boxing drama “Flint Strong,” directed by “Mudbound” Oscar-nominated cinematographer Rachel Morrison and written by Barry Jenkins.