John Galliano’s FALL from DIOR

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[@SilverAgatka]

When this happened I worked with a Jewish woman who previously worked with him for many years. She said alcohol always made him rude and that he'd say the most disgusting things if he ever felt attacked by someone. However, when sober he was a completely different person - far more accepting of racial and religious minorities than anyone she worked with in Paris. She was very saddened by what happened and insisted he was not an antisemite, just an awful drunk. I trust her.

[@ilovebuns9502]

He may seem fine sober but a man’s true thoughts come out when they’re drunk.

[@CheekyCreole]

@@ilovebuns9502 exactly. I’ve been blackout drunk a few times and no one has ever said I’ve said a racist thing so that’s what he truly feels he just hides it when he’s sober. That’s probably why he’s the most accepting of person you’ve worked with in Paris .

[@F.R.F937]

There is a context to that story which is ignored just to paint him as a bad person...

[@ionia2376]

​@@F.R.F937 You're a liar, he started it by shouting at her for speaking too loud (in his opinion). And it was a man and a woman not two women. Even if what you said was true there would be no reason to jump to racism. Maybe do a quick Google before you type things up

[@Americansikkunt]

I’d like to know who thinks John Galliano ever studied history…..

[@byronheath2800]

The joke was on US ALL when Dior fired Galliano because Dior has been GARBAGE ever since!

[@MrKarmapolice97]

I like the current line, but yeah what John did at Dior was pure brilliance so of those dresses were so beautiful you could cry just looking at them.

[@mcjl232]

He was the best, but so was Raf Simmons

[@vincepham3645]

He's in a special league with the likes of Alexander McQueen, Monsieur Dior and YSL himself. Current designers don't compare.

[@MrKarmapolice97]

@@vincepham3645 you got that right I mean I was a teenager in the 90’s during the supermodel era look what John Galliano, Alexander McQueen, Tom Ford, Karl Lagerfeld, Gianni Versace,Vivienne Westwood all did I was pure magic and beauty. We are missing what these great artist did in todays couture I mean look crap Balenciaga today it’s a joke. We need a new generation studying those greats and bring fashion back to those exciting days.

[@rbobtonka]

A genius and he still design's today and if he was back at Dior the fashion house wouldn't suck like it does now

[@andysimmons1842]

Everyone deserves extra chances. Cancel culture is horrible.

[@izzywizzy6841]

His collections were incredible I still wear a Galliano red jacket from his 2003 collection...

[@MrKarmapolice97]

I think he deserves a 2nd chance. We all make mistakes in our lives doesn’t excuse what we did wrong sometimes external forces whether it be in Galliano case the importance of delivering beautiful designs for a major fashion label like when he was at Dior, in my opinion Galliano was the best designer in the brands history next to Christian Dior. What he did with Dior in the 90’s and early 2000’s was pure brilliance. I’m sure the pressure of releasing what is it maybe 6 collections in a year he may have had personal demons he was fighting and turned to alcohol and pills. In his disease he said some horrific things he was fired from Dior. He went to rehab and has been sober since and gave his apologies.

[@PuffOfSmoke]

Isn't Galliano the current creative director for Maison Margiela? If yes, then there's his second chance.

[@luxecollective]

Yes! Good facts!

[@michaelbruno1330]

he's been there almost a decade now! their sales have tripled since he became the creative director

[@Jay92925]

He’s had his second chance there for the last 10 years and has been brilliant

[@jerryryan3703]

He's been there since 2014. He's been quietly working and kept out of the spotlight

[@MykolNavarro]

Dior knew about his addictions from the very beginning and still pressured him as if that would help him 😂 they got what they deserved since he’s the best creative designer Dior ever had and possibly will have.

[@GregMakro]

Everyone deserves a second chance. Everyone makes mistakes. Cancel culture is horrible.

[@yoshikitte]

im dying rn how is it a mistake to say you love h!tler and be racist 🙁. also he has his second chance, he quite literally is a creative director for another brand if you were catching up. cancel culture isn’t real lmao

[@domenicodiniro413]

There is a big difference between being racists . And being off your head on zopiclone and booze and saying terrible things. I zopiclone puts you in a trance so that you don't know what you are doing . Mix that with booze. It's a disaster. Trust me I been there

[@AlexeiArntzen]

Being drunk just amplifies who you are as a person. Being drunk doesn't make you suddenly racist. Being racist makes you act racist when you're drunk.

[@whoslaughingnow7879]

Exactement

[@Lioness_UTV]

With respect I don't agree. I think we are all responsible for what we say and do when under the influence. However, it doesn't mean this is a true representation of one's soul. No excuses for him as he was rightly punished but often abusing substances is an indicator of self hate and what quicker way to self destruct than to hate on everyone publicly. Regardless, if a racist member of a hate group can reform so can he who uttered these heinous words, but did he act on them? I believe in redemption, second chances after a person has been punished and has shown himself to be penitent.

[@grod805]

This is completely not true. Are you a teenager?

[@drummerlovesbookworm9738]

This is one of the world’s most common and ignorant fallacies! YOU need to educate yourself about addiction and the human brain. This is NOT science! Clinging to ancient pop ideas is a major problem in getting a solution to the massive problem of substance abuse. TAKE RESPONSIBILITY. EDUCATE YOU OWN SELF.

[@thedoggfather3567]

A drunken tongue speaks for a sober mind, so he knew what he was saying

[@promophobe69]

He wasn't fired just like that. First a shorter video was released and he claimed the women were harassing him and making homophobic comments and tried to spin it. There was some traction on this with articles framing him as a possible victim. Then they released a longer video that proved he was full of BS. Natalie Portman who was the face of Dior at the time AND Jewish, made a personal video condemning the behavior, and wishing to distance herself from the brand moving forward. I think that was the last straw, but all of the second part happened very quickly still relaxing from the first bit, plus the worse parts in the longer video. I always wondered if the holding back the entire video was deliberate, just give enough to try and spin someway and then prove he was a liar as well as hateful. I worked in the fashion industry for years around that time. And this was another example that made me wonder what I was doing there. Galliano, McQueen, Lagerfeld, Mugler, people at the top of their game, all of them unhappy. All made beautiful things, and at the time some of the most famous beautiful things, but all are clearly miserable, as well as lonely and self-destructive.

[@nikolaasbouman2289]

Even so, he is the best designer ever. No one can match him.

[@F.R.F937]

He is unique, one of the best, not THE best...

[@toddshearer6768]

Try A McQ to name 1

[@NextSuperstar88]

Not really

[@kanyebreast6072]

​@@F.R.F937 In YOUR opinion he's not the best. But don't speak for everyone, you dont have the right

[@barbaraspector6689]

I do agree with you. He is the best but that may change with time. Even now, to see Madison Margelia and the perfumes from that fashion house makes me say no. Something is off.

[@TenTenJ]

If we as people don’t accept an honest and hard fought apology, then no one will apologize. It’s part of humanity to be forgiving, as long as there is true contrition.

[@johnhobbs621]

Well said, he's said he's sorry. We all make mistakes and I'm sure all have internalised prejudices which we must struggle to understand and alter. His life completely fell apart after the film was released but he's spectacularly turned his life around and is now doing the most interesting work of his career.

[@chlsaust9018]

HE WAS THE BEST CREATIVE DIRECTOR OF DIOR! THERE IS NO ONE LIKE HIM!!!!!

[@teoleno4019]

True that. Dior has been a s*tshow without him.

[@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980]

That doesn't excuse his actions.

[@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980]

​@@teoleno4019That doesn't excuse his actions.

[@ArijitBiswasMakeup]

@@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980 so ?

[@louisbrown6801]

@@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980 I nothing does!! No one’s disputing that; Let’s not conflate

[@leelab8307]

I'm from Jewish background and believe he deserves 2nd chance like everybody as long as he's clean and sober.

[@bodhiswayze1892]

“Drinking,alcohol and pills” never mix drinking with alcohol kids….😂

[@aa.4639]

The fact he got his life together at that point and went to rehab speaks volumes. This is a person who truly understands he messed up and did something about it, not just say I'm sorry in some fake IG video.

[@joelineleach6530]

I have always been so disappointed in Galliano since this event. He was the designer that made me fall in love with Fashion. His Circus, Tribal and Egyptian collections for me will remain iconic. He was the reason I went to university to study Fashion design and why I am a bespoke Tailor today.

[@blaackberry]

Usually Id say he doesnt deserve a second chance, but the way alcohol messes with peoples sensibilities I cant say he was in his right mind. Alcoholism is a real beast. Im glad he got sober and continues to be a better person. Thats how you earn forgiveness

[@smc5200]

Absolutely he deserves a 2nd chance. His work schedule was manic. He lost it. His life has calmed down as designer for another house. He is very talented and designs are inspiring.

[@LastPersephone]

Dior never recovered after he left. Dior SS 2007 my fav❤

[@pman2916]

I think most people deserve a second chance, atleast once because I believe people can turn their lives around. I was once a horrid person, until a beautiful person showed me mercy 30 years ago, I never looked back. Dedicated 20 years giving back to the community as a social worker I continue still but in a different capacity.

[@TracyD2]

A lot of people were arseholes in their life or if they are young, will probably be one in the future. It’s how you evolve is what’s important. Then if possible or appropriate make amends.

[@theophan6145]

Sorry for getting caught lmao

[@azbeaux]

Maybe that’s you. Please don’t overlay your behaviour on others. We really aren’t the same, thank goodness.

[@narasimha7187]

I appreciate he apologized, well he had to really. Hes a brilliant designer but I still feel uncomfortable looking at his admittedly gorgeous work

[@Allikattoo]

He’s not sorry, he’s just sorry he got caught.

[@singlaki]

I mean Chris Brown still makes music and he assaulted a woman... But I am not Jewish, so it doesn't matter what I personally think

[@F.R.F937]

Why ?

[@mannsharma3718]

Whatever it is it's said that he was fired from dior...the John galiano dior was and is much better that today

[@waitwhat6056]

That saying "Drunks speak their sober thoughts" exists for a reason. Galliano proves there's merit to it. He may be a different person sober and sorry, but those words came from somewhere deep inside him that he suppressed while sober.

[@roygeorge5364]

A drunk man is an honest man!

[@Lioness_UTV]

So based on an old saying you would condemn a person to the shadows. In your eyes there is no redemption for anyone especially someone who spoke hateful words (not actioned), was punished, is now sober for many years and sorry for the words he uttered in hate. No second chances?

[@roygeorge5364]

@@Lioness_UTV Not sure who your referring to here but I didn't read anything in these comments that have condemned a man to the shadows at all. Maybe you have read a bit too much between the lines, eh? The original commentor and I have merely said that his outburst is probably truer to his actual real beliefs than anything to do with being under the influence of a substance. In fact it's a piss weak attempt to divert blame from one's self to putting the blame on a bottle.

[@tonyawood2911]

I think he earned his second chance. Cleaning yourself up is never easy.

[@luxecollective]

true, he's at Maison Margiela

[@Hands2HealNow]

We are forgiving ,yes he deserves forgiveness.

[@barbaraspector6689]

But I don’t love him anymore, now he frightens me.

[@Texasturtle]

I feel like this can be filmed without pretending it’s a legitimate conversation

[@aarencarter]

Shut up.

[@Texasturtle]

@@aarencarter 😘

[@tiphneewestry3129]

There’s no point in being angry with him for revealing who he truly is. I don’t think it’s a matter of forgiveness. It’s a matter of understanding. We understand who you are.

[@annmariebarratt4213]

If he really had changed his ways, yess he should get a second chance!

[@jrsmrs1]

Yes he deserves a second chance, he'd didn't kill anyone, he's was just obnoxious and vile while drunk. His designs are pure masterpieces, give him another go I say.

[@gandhiangles3213]

I agree. How do we grow & show forgiveness if we keep cancelling people. If a person is unwilling to acknowledge their errors( Woody Allen) or even entertain the possibilities, then I am of the opinion they do not deserve a second chance.

[@johnhobbs621]

Yes what John said was beyond terrible and he's paid the price for this, however, we only see what John says, not what may or may not have been said to him. Did the people who filmed him first provoke him. They may have made an equally inflammatory slur against him being gay. Without seeing the whole scenario, rather than the edited section, we must be careful with our judgement. I'm not defending John but pointing out that this the film in the Paris bar is one part of a perhaps a larger narrative.

[@Valentinathevamp]

He wasn't "sorry" for saying racist things out loud. He was sorry that his racism was published.

[@ayaa.1351]

Everyone deserves a second chance.

[@vvn888]

I think everyone deserve a second chance once they realised their mistakes and took steps to rectify their actions.

[@TheWebAdict]

Even Adolf?

[@vvn888]

@@TheWebAdict that’s up to the family of his victims to decide. Not my place to comment. Thank you for pointing out another point of view 🙏🏼

[@bonniejosavland3227]

@@TheWebAdictnope

[@coronarysteaka1213]

Wholeheartedly disagree with you not everyone deserves a second chance some but not everyone

[@sandramalone3522]

Yes he deserves a second chance. We all make mistakes, some worse than others but he was extremely sorry, so if God forgives, we should too.

[@barbaraspector6689]

How do you know if he has been truly forgiven?

[@ronalda1000]

Well.. when specific ppl get kicked out of a whole list of countries over and over again there is absolutely a reason for this 🤷🏼‍♀️🎉✨

[@luisavasquez897]

No, he don’t deserve to be cancelled at all! I imagine all of you are saints and never say nothing bad or bullshit when you are drunk. Just imagine be the creative designer of one of the must important Houses in fashion, with his own label, doing haute couture and pret a porter, with lot of stress, taking anti depression pills and abusing alcohol a really really bad combination, normal he freaks out.

[@roxysimmons]

some people should just not drink. he is obviously one of them and i hope he is doing much better today. good for him for getting sober and facing his demons and ultimately, apologising for the pain he caused.

[@andreeb5878]

No he was showing what he really thinks.

[@audreylewis56]

My question is not if he deserves a second chance. My question is why all the rich and powerful people in the fashion industry continued to hire and employ him despite what they must have known about his beliefs and addictions. It wasn't until the video of him was made public that he was sacked. They knew what he was and what he believed yet continued to employ him. I think that speaks volumes about the elite in the world of fashion.

[@olgamartinez8560]

People like him only apologise/ pretend to have changed not to get cancelled

[@usforsarah]

Anna Wintour protected him. She has a keenness for anti semitic people... She protected Galliano and was bff with Kanye despite his terrible behavior (she only put an end into the relationship last year)

[@bebop2523]

John Galliano is the only person who is more bizarre irl than the JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure character named after him

[@skykent3333]

Give me John Galliano over any Jew, any day.

[@toibamanzoor3810]

That accent 😍

[@luxecollective]

🥰

[@JosieGrace]

Yes, he does. Alcohol and pills will destroy your life and who you are. (Personal experience) They change your mentality and the way you interact with others. If you remember what you did, there's a shame there that's hard to describe. It takes courage to apologize. Now, if it's repeated while sober, then no, he doesn't deserve forgiveness

[@jackiebang4717]

It looks like he blew his second chance a long time ago. He had many chances to redeem his career.

[@oneproudmama1565]

Unfortunately weather we believe in other people’s views or not nobody should be “cancelled” it’s seems like there’s only one view and if u don’t a THAT view then people wanna cancel u. We like in 2023 we should be able to have any view we want wether we agree or not

[@madeiamardonnic6610]

No... He meant what he said. People think they are bigger than their actions.

[@alisterblackrhyker8440]

No one thats a celebrity deserves a second chance the only reason they are ever sorry is they got caught and have money to avoid jail!

[@prisca429]

I was always told that a drunk tongue speaks a sober mind. I believe being under the influence freed his innermost thoughts.

[@azbeaux]

You were told wrong. I’ve worked in the garment industry as a model and have had bad experiences, very bad. If you are angry and hurt, you have unpleasant thoughts about them. Drink and drugs make you lose control. They do. If it’s at the wrong time, if during and or drugs are involved, it truly is easy to say and do things you really don’t mean. Maybe once you grow up and face great hurt and upset, you’ll do something similar. I hope you get forgiven.

[@prisca429]

@@azbeaux Once I grow up? I’m older than you. I have found it be true over and over again. It has nothing to do with the garment industry, it is about the feelings people harbor in the innermost selves. Yes, they would never say or do them when sober because they are in control of their thoughts and emotions. But be sure when intoxicated (with whatever substance) they can no longer keep those things (love, sorrow, horror, insecurities, lust, anger etc) in check.

[@trishhart1946]

No, people make mistakes, say idiotic things, that does not mean they deserve to be cancelled. Forgive but never forget, don’t worry about others, always look within first before you start casting stones.

[@TruthSeeker413_]

Well was it a one time thing or years of abuse? Because a mistake is forgivable but bad character even fueled by alcohol is not acceptable

[@blackpink5937]

Was he lying? Except for racist remarks, I agree with his other remarks

[@nilsarobles3546]

No, he doesn’t deserve a second chance because all the heat that he spilled out of his mouth was all the truth that he had in his head. He actually believed that it didn’t matter the pills, and the alcohol that he took, they gave him the strength to speak out there no excuses for what he did and how he acted now that he’s broke he wants to come back he abused what he had. He doesn’t deserve a second chance.

[@pressurexz]

Looking back at the video, those people were clearly taunting drunk Galliano.

[@1004lindo]

Everyone deserves a second chance. We are human. We made mistakes. Specially if alcohol abuse and drugs are in the middle. He is a master in design !!!!

[@katherineklevenow1808]

Yes, everyone deserves a 🥈 second chance

[@rainer6672]

Netanyahu should be the one to be cancelled

[@F.R.F937]

Loooove how you give no context, so disgusting. Galliano was addicted to alcohol and pills, he was overworked, at that time he was delivering more than 12 collections a year (Galliano level shows), he had just lost Mcqueen one of his best friend and rival, his boyfriend died, as well as a member of his family. That night he was at La Perle, alone and drinking his sorrow, the two girls started to mock him, insult him, calling him ugly and other slurs, thats when he snapped on them, they recorded him while he was retaliating, he did not start it ...

[@ionia2376]

You're a liar, he started it by shouting at her for speaking too loud (in his opinion). And it was a man and a woman not two women. Even if what you said was true there would be no reason to jump to racism. Maybe do a quick Google before you type things up

[@F.R.F937]

@@ionia2376 🤣😂😆 pathetic lying l00ser get lost, sadly for you the video can be fined anywhere, it was absolutely two girls, i live in Paris and at that time i knew the barman and a waitress at La Perle who totally confirmed what i say here, Galliano was sitting alone smoking and drunk, it was near the closure of the bar, he asked to be sitting alone away from the customers, he was at the large terrasse on the side of Rue Vieille Du Temple, the two girls recognized him cause he was wearing kind of a funny hat and they started heckling him... also how am i lying about the situation he was in at that time ? And i never said he was justified in saying something racist but also how did he know their religion ? Nobody ask that question and why did he say that out of nowhere ?...

[@yrcy]

Wow! I had always admired John Galliano, and now watching this totally change my respect toward him....

[@melaniekeeling7462]

What happened was distressing. I know he behaved horribly, but they say these top designers work under tremendous pressure which ends up driving them crazy.

[@Jane_Did_Not]

This is not the factual story of Galliano!!!

[@user-ot6sv7in5h]

That happened 12 years ago and he apologized publicly and he said he would understand why his apology may not be accepted. And he was struggling with multiple heavy addictions. No, saying something while you are drunk to the point of mumbling doesn't validate you as an anti-Semite. Anna wasn't the reason he broke through, almost the entire industry supported him. Anna was the one to organize an intervention for him

[@qll8840]

I don’t believe that being drunk amplifies who you really are. speaking from experience, most ppl would describe me as bubbly and fun but on the two occasions (yes only 2, I hate alcohol and I’ve only tasted it in the presence of my now husband) any way on both occasion he told me it numbed me, like I stopped engaging, I wouldn’t answers questions and I would just stare off into space, but I seamed at peace he said and then I would literally walk stumble away and sleep it off. 12 hrs later I’d wake up but I never recalled actually being drunk nor did I have a hangover. I just feel well rested. I think alcohol does different things to certain ppl So I don’t feel comfortable saying this man is a racist

[@kimi1031]

well galliano slayed the maison margiela show tho💕

[@kitanaiBL]

I think after what Israel has done, we can forgive galliano

[@Lovemonniibee]

Does he deserve a second chance, sure. But that’s something that’s something that needs to be earned through sincere work and genuine progress on his part-not just given because he’s an amazing creative.

[@katarinam2145]

Not to defend anyone but I heard drunk people on drugs and pills say much much worse. Just putting it out there

[@Dan-zp4mt]

My kinda guy 😂

[@watercolourmark]

In fairness the fashion world does love Hitler. Hugo Boss designed for the Nazis, and Coco Channel got through the war hating on Jews and screwing Nazis. I think that's far worse, considering neither had a drugs problem.

[@barbaraspector6689]

You are correct Boss made the uniforms and coco screwed them for cash and who’s who.

[@jaxsonharper9091]

I hate when people don’t say Givenchy right

[@BrandedChronicles]

I hate that regardless how much other ish can happen, how much ppl dont let you forget, even after you change your life around. Totally relevant if this man was still a drunk, but when you punctuate his previous actions with he turned himself around, it its like why are we talking about it???? Whats being gained?? He learned from his lessons and does not drink. Addicts cannot be trusted when they are under the influence.

[@nicholasscales4446]

For me, two things can be true. John Galliano is a genius who gave something to fashion that has been rarely seen again. However, he was also a horrible racist and antisemite who’s addictions brought out his nasty inner self. Being that it’s been over a decade since that incident, he’s hopefully gotten help and changed his views greatly. He should still be acknowledged for his work, and held accountable for his words.

[@michelleludwig6939]

Unfortunately, we have to learn to forgive others no matter how difficult it may be. I hope God continues to give him peace and healing ❤

[@09samram]

K- Sadly he may be racist .BUT he is a HIGH FASHION GENIUS! He is creating the fantasy, emotion, storytelling, and his stuff still sells like hot cakes now at Margiela. This is way old news Kids, he got help. He no longer parades around drunk. Hes become more private and made time for his personal life , that witch he did not have at Dior lord knows how overworked hes was.. The clothing is shown in museums for Dior still today. Racism is around us NOW more than ever. Dont buy the clothes he makes but from artistic and creativity stand Watch his shows, creativity shouldn't be shunned. Renzo knew what dior lost and scooped him up for MMM. someones trash is someones treasure.. He still here and doubt hes going anywhere unless he dies.. XOXO

[@Justine-ut8ho]

Being sober this long takes a lot of effort. I don’t know if he deserves a second chance. Being famous again might actually hurt his sobriety. But he is a genius. I don’t even like fashion but I remember his designs from the 90’s. They were always amazing.

[@Jay92925]

“He deserved to be cancelled” that’s the problem with people today

[@fifi781]

For me, its more like he was controversial due to addiction than it came from his mind and true emotions

[@fegermany2413]

Thats why he is at maison margiela and I am buying their stuff . John galliano is a genius , love his Art in fashion

[@pjhutchersonschoolstuff7841]

No. People are ALWAYS remorseful & apologetic AFTER the Fact. When they've Realized (Or been Told) the Damage &Pain of Their actions TO THEMSELVES.... THEN They are Sorry. Too Late Tho.

[@wb-lr9ig]

Being an addict doesn’t make you a racist. I don’t forgive the nazis and I don’t forgive galliano either, regardless of his talent. No second chance imo.

[@nikaa4237]

We're all responsible for our behaviour, sober or drunk or under the influence of drugs. And if not held in check power and wealth can corrupt and make people think they can get away with bad behavior...that is until someone films them

[@imadhaha1]

Working with him for year I can tell that he is not Racist he is one of the only ones that truly respect his co-workers

[@starrstewart1359]

The apology happend because he got caught.

[@MichaelThomasMTPK]

Yes, sobriety changes a person ❤

[@singertobe13]

Nope. No second chance

[@ModulatorUK]

He is just an alcoholic. Many alcoholic have double personality. They don't mean it. They are bad drunks.

[@michaelsnider2484]

Boycott high fashion. It's a cesspool.

[@thandie67]

Second chance is when someone under the age of 20 says thIs shit because you know its his up-bringing. From 20 onwards, you should know better sooooo absolutely NOT!

[@andS7]

He was being his true self. Yes he may be different but no he doesn’t deserve a helping hand to get into that much power again

[@judyt.5702]

When people show you who they are believe them. Maya Angelou

[@OrchidLaRouge]

No. To be at the big age and spew that hate out of mouth does not deserve a second chance. He had his chance and messed it up. That’s on him.

[@azbeaux]

Let’s hope you never make a mistake. People truly don’t like the holier-than-thou attitude. They’ll be waiting.

[@hustlehairboutique9498]

Yes he does he’s apologized that is all that is required byGod , God gives us all grace and mercy he deserves it too!

[@littleboots9800]

I knew a lad at uni that said Galliano groped him at Cream Ibiza.

[@angelakleman9519]

His remarks were atrocious.

[@AinsleyHarriott1]

Yes it is illegal to insult the higher races