Jason Mitchell let go from The Chi and other projects.
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I see a dude there,what did he do to him then?Ok these are the three that reported the sexual misconduct from the Netflix production. So...
Nasim Pedrad
Anna Camp
Robbie Amell
Maybe he saw and co-signed what the women’s allegations, or maybe Mitchell is an equal opportunity sexual harasser
Maybe he saw and co-signed what the women’s allegations, or maybe Mitchell is an equal opportunity sexual harasser
It could have been an Isiah Washignton type situation where Jason called the guy a fag.
Wait, what the fuck? So, this man's career is about to be in ruins for defending himself from some rando, entitled, violent white chick who hit him first without provocation??? Wow...
The airplane incident said a whole lot about his character. Definitely has some weird energy which has rubbed enough people the wrong way. The entire story will come out sooner than later.
Wait, what the fuck? So, this man's career is about to be in ruins for defending himself from some rando, entitled, violent white chick who hit him first without provocation??? Wow...
You might want to read the rest of the thread.
I was trying to give him the benefit of the doubt but The more I found out I couldn’t do that.....dude need to get a little help
Ohhhh the irony...
Both of these young brothers were on the road to success and both of them have fucked it up over ass.
‘SuperFly’ actor and L.A. rapper Kaalan Walker accused of series of sexual assaults
By ALEJANDRA REYES-VELARDE
OCT 25, 2018 | 12:35 PM
Actor Kaalan Walker arrives at a special screening of "SuperFly" in Culver City on June 10. (Amanda Edwards / Getty Images)
A Los Angeles rapper has been arrested in connection with a series of sexual assaults dating back to 2016, authorities said.
Kaalan Walker, 23, was arrested last month after several women reported that he had sexually assaulted them in separate instances over the last few years, the Los Angeles Police Department announced Wednesday. The Valley Village resident was arraigned this week on nine felony sexual assault charges and is being held in lieu of $1-million bail, police said.
The women, all of whom were aspiring models, told police that Walker contacted them through social media on the pretext of being hired for jobs in the entertainment industry, LAPD Det. Kellie Kropfl said Thursday. The women said that when they met and were alone, Walker sexually assaulted them, Kropfl said.
According to court documents, at least four women have accused Walker of sexually assaulting them between April 2016 and July 2018, in some cases on multiple occasions. He faces five counts of forcible rape, one count of forcible oral copulation and three counts of sexual penetration by a foreign object, according to court records.
Walker pleaded not guilty and is due back in court Nov. 14, said Ricardo Santiago, a spokesman for the Los Angeles district attorney’s office .
Walker began his career as a rapper, under the stage name “KR.” He released an EP last year and went on to appear in several films alongside actors such as Halle Berry and Daniel Craig, according to Billboard. Most recently, he played a gang member in the movie “SuperFly,” released in June, which follows a young drug dealer in Atlanta.
In an interview with Billboard, Walker spoke about being raised by a single mother and moving to different areas of Los Angeles throughout his life. Walker said he has battled depression and suicide attempts.
“It’s not all glitz and glamour behind the scenes,” he said.
Anyone with information about the case can call detectives at (818) 374-9500.
12:35 p.m.: This article was updated with additional details from the LAPD and the district attorney’s office regarding the charges.
This article was originally published at 9:50 a.m.
Both of these young brothers were on the road to success and both of them have fucked it up over ass.
‘SuperFly’ actor and L.A. rapper Kaalan Walker accused of series of sexual assaults
By ALEJANDRA REYES-VELARDE
OCT 25, 2018 | 12:35 PM
Actor Kaalan Walker arrives at a special screening of "SuperFly" in Culver City on June 10. (Amanda Edwards / Getty Images)
A Los Angeles rapper has been arrested in connection with a series of sexual assaults dating back to 2016, authorities said.
Kaalan Walker, 23, was arrested last month after several women reported that he had sexually assaulted them in separate instances over the last few years, the Los Angeles Police Department announced Wednesday. The Valley Village resident was arraigned this week on nine felony sexual assault charges and is being held in lieu of $1-million bail, police said.
The women, all of whom were aspiring models, told police that Walker contacted them through social media on the pretext of being hired for jobs in the entertainment industry, LAPD Det. Kellie Kropfl said Thursday. The women said that when they met and were alone, Walker sexually assaulted them, Kropfl said.
According to court documents, at least four women have accused Walker of sexually assaulting them between April 2016 and July 2018, in some cases on multiple occasions. He faces five counts of forcible rape, one count of forcible oral copulation and three counts of sexual penetration by a foreign object, according to court records.
Walker pleaded not guilty and is due back in court Nov. 14, said Ricardo Santiago, a spokesman for the Los Angeles district attorney’s office .
Walker began his career as a rapper, under the stage name “KR.” He released an EP last year and went on to appear in several films alongside actors such as Halle Berry and Daniel Craig, according to Billboard. Most recently, he played a gang member in the movie “SuperFly,” released in June, which follows a young drug dealer in Atlanta.
In an interview with Billboard, Walker spoke about being raised by a single mother and moving to different areas of Los Angeles throughout his life. Walker said he has battled depression and suicide attempts.
“It’s not all glitz and glamour behind the scenes,” he said.
Anyone with information about the case can call detectives at (818) 374-9500.
12:35 p.m.: This article was updated with additional details from the LAPD and the district attorney’s office regarding the charges.
This article was originally published at 9:50 a.m.
These brothas need therapy.
The article just said they had complaints about himOk these are the three that reported the sexual misconduct from the Netflix production. So...
Nasim Pedrad
Anna Camp
Robbie Amell
Correct. Not that he did it to them. They just stated they noticed he did stuff that was inappropriate.
Dude was well on his way too
"Ahhhhhh.....if only he were me...."
https://www.npr.org/2016/10/13/4977...umps-accusers-of-inappropriate-sexual-conduct
https://www.npr.org/2016/10/13/4977...umps-accusers-of-inappropriate-sexual-conduct
I really wanna know the details of what happened. What did he actually do? I’m I also the only one who thinks it crazy that he still had his job when the black people complained but lost it when the white people complained?
Exactly is why I posted their pics.
As soon as they complained, the studios acted swiftly and two of his management agencies dropped him and two of the productions he worked for.
I don't know the whole story but it seems that Black actors are the biggest perpetrators of the MeToo movement (which we know is not the case) but they are the most easily disposable.
Back women shouldn't have to be harassed but they need to think long and hard about the ramifications of accusing a Black man in this environment because in a sense it can be a career death sentence. On the other hand, the Black actors can't harass actresses on set, no matter how good the kiss was in the scene, no matter how sexy she looks with no clothes on when you are filming, no matter how you think you are catching a "vibe" from her. Treat her like family - off fucking limits. Your career is more important than some pussy AND if you see your white male co-stars hitting on and bagging every female coming on the set - stop, you ain't them - they will literally have to RAPE a woman on camera before the MeToo movement ends their career.
Back women shouldn't have to be harassed but they need to think long and hard about the ramifications of accusing a Black man in this environment because in a sense it can be a career death sentence. On the other hand, the Black actors can't harass actresses on set, no matter how good the kiss was in the scene, no matter how sexy she looks with no clothes on when you are filming, no matter how you think you are catching a "vibe" from her. Treat her like family - off fucking limits. Your career is more important than some pussy AND if you see your white male co-stars hitting on and bagging every female coming on the set - stop, you ain't them - they will literally have to RAPE a woman on camera before the MeToo movement ends their career.
Nah Dude played Eazy but acts like Dre.
Man I Don't flirt with females unless I know they feeling me to begin with. In his head......he probably feels like everyone feeling him. I don't know enough about the situation to say what she did or what he did or what not. I'm just saying a dude who can't get the hit ain't foreign. Shit happens. If he did some fuck shit he's paying the piper.
I'm sure he just co-signed. They gonna stick together whether truth or lie. The boy done fucked up it looks like.
Which is weird. Usually this shit is cut and dry. Matter of fact you hear about the incident and then he's let go of everything. He got let go everything before what he did even hit. That shit is odd.
I wonder if her boyfriend was on the set for this scene?
Man I know its acting but after some shit like that how don't you get caught up lol?
Yup reading all the shit in here it’s clear dude needs some help.
Shocker.
All the cuts and stops?
What do all three have in common? All fired from their show for fighting with folks on the production crew.
I wonder if her boyfriend was on the set for this scene?
If he was he was not happy. Although it's obviously not real that seemed realistic the way she was carrying on.
Right....ain’t no one take....
