Since TMZ released audio with racist comments made by Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, there has no shortage of people who have weighed in with their thoughts and comments.
Some of the biggest names associated with the NBA, LeBron James, Michael Jordan, and Magic Johnson, have made it clear there’s no place for those kinds of feelings in the league.
President Obama chimed in as well. So did Snoop Dogg, with a profanity-laced rant.
The original lead singer of the Village People, Victor Willis, is also among the countless individuals who are upset with Donald Sterling’s comments. As a result, he no longer wants any of the group’s music to be played at Clippers games.
Sterling, you're banned from playing "Y.M.C.A." or any of my music @LAClippers games. And I mean it! #Clippers #BoycottClippers
— Victor Willis (@victorwillis) April 27, 2014
Magic Johnson has already said he and his wife won’t attend another Clippers game while Donald Sterling is owner. Now, Willis has followed suit with not wanting to their music played during the team’s games.
At this point, it’s probably more a matter of when, not if, we hear of someone else who wants to be dissociated with the Clippers franchise.
H/T Billboard
