The 41-year-old was asked why he was still shopping at Gucci when there was a backlash over its $900 balaclava knit top that people thought looked like blackface.
Mayweather said he's "not no follower," does "what the f--- I wanna do," and would "get on a yacht and live life."
T.I.'s song is called "F--- N----," it has lyrics that appear to reference Mayweather, and it even carries an album cover with artwork that includes a "blackface" sweater photoshopped over Mayweather's mugshot.
See Mayweather's post right here:
The photograph, which nobody can comment on as Mayweather has disabled that function, follows an Instagram statement that responds to "digital outrage."
Mayweather said: "Celebrities and failing artists pick and choose the hottest trending topic as a means of seeking attention and using fake advocacy as their platform when their 'talent' no longer benefit then. It's common knowledge that these luxury brands aren't being purchased on a large scale by the Black Communities yet you use the emotions of our people that are already suffering with countless issues that you conveniently pay no regard or respect to."
Mayweather said people leading calls for a Gucci boycott are artists who write rap lyrics that are "fueled with drugs, murder, and sexual promiscuity" and inject this "into the very Black Communities" they pretend to care about. He then asked whether their music and record labels should be boycotted instead.
Mayweather has not fought professionally since his 10th round stoppage win over the UFC fighter Conor McGregor in 2017.
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