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Wil Milz: Black People Will Ignore Jordan Grabbing Kid's Butt Like Chris Brown & R Kelly (Part 1)

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February 18, 2026

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In a recent Vlad TV interview, commentator Wil Milz weighed in on the viral incident where Michael Jordan was seen grabbing a child’s buttocks during a public event. While some speculated Jordan was simply crushing ice to soothe the kid’s back, Milz called Jordan a “touchy-feely dude” and said the pinch looked “aggressive.” Despite the controversy, Milz predicted the Black community will largely ignore the incident, comparing it to how fans have overlooked past allegations against figures like Chris Brown and R. Kelly as long as they continue to deliver what people want.

Milz explained this phenomenon is not unique to any one group, pointing out how people excuse problematic behavior from public figures they like or depend on. The discussion also briefly touched on political figures, highlighting how loyalty often overshadows serious accusations. Ultimately, Milz suggests that public forgiveness is tied to perceived value and cultural influence rather than accountability.

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