The internet is on a boil after the surfacing of a Crocs CEO airport video which accused the owner of using racial abuse at the Los Angeles Airport.
Even though there is no concrete evidence of this incident, netizens are already debating boycotting the brand.
Allegations of Racial Abuse by Crocs CEO Andrew Rees Explained
Crocs CEO, Andrew Rees was caught on camera using the N-word with a hard -er at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).
The Crocs CEO racist airport video, which has since gone viral, has evoked anger and disgust among netizens, with many customers contemplating boycotting the brand, despite the lack of concrete evidence.
However, many are also questioning whether it happened.
At present, the video is not available online, and some users are saying that the alleged footage has been removed from the internet.
The incident was discussed by @diddydidittt and has garnered on TikTok 1.4 million views and more than 3,000 comments.
According to @diddydidittt, the offensive video has been scrubbed, and in a follow-up video, the user said that even though they do not have access to the video, they did learn about the allegations from another creator’s response on TikTok.
@diddydidittt is not alone in believing the internet’s word on the allegations. Another creator, Montay (@adhdmontay), asks viewers in another viral video for their opinions and also states that, if true, they will burn their Crocs as a means of protest over the alleged racism if necessary.
The picture which the user used as a background seems to be a screenshot from the alleged video of the owner of Crocs at the airport.
While some users contend that the screenshot shows a man at an airport speaking rudely to workers, he does not use the insulting racist slur.
Some users are of the view that the person in the video is not Andrew Rees.
Montay also hints that there is a video at the end but later detracts and states that they cannot include the footage in their TikTok due to its ‘explicit’ nature.
He also suggested users search for the video on X and TikTok, but users have reported that they could not unearth any such video on social media.
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