Hours After Calling Out Deion & Pilar Sanders, Charleston White Fires Astonishing Claim About Tupac Shakur’s Murder Case

Charleston White has idolized Tupac Shakur since he was growing up. The 52-year-old social media influencer is known for his controversial opinions online. Just a few hours ago, he made hateful comments against the Sanders family, specifically targeting Pilar and Shedeur Sanders.

Pilar Sanders has been known to be extremely supportive of her two sons and apparently, that didn’t sit right with White. He took to social media and took multiple misogynistic digs at her. While the internet was shocked about the statements, White took no heed to the hate and went on to release a bolder statement about Tupac Shakur.

Charleston White talks about Tupac Shakur

Just a few days after police finally made an arrest in the infamous Tupac Shakur killing, White spoke up about the late rapper’s courage. He shared a video on his X account, talking about police brutality in America and how black people aren’t anything like Tupac who wasn’t afraid to speak his truth in the face of the authorities.

White has been known to speak the most outlandish things without heed of thought. He has a major fan following, which is troublesome, to say the least. While many see him as an emerging pillar of the community, some recognize his habit of jumping on the bandwagon and releasing controversial opinions about any and all popular topics at the moment.

White’s controversial statements regarding Deion Sanders and family

Just a few hours ago, he targeted Deion Sanders and his family. On Saturday, December 1, 2023, Charleston White appeared on Cam Newton’s Funky Friday Podcast, where he said, “F*** Deion….I’m telling Black people to say f**k Deion.”

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Less than a few hours later, he went online and posted a $20k bounty on the Buffs’ QB and Prime’s son, Shedeur Sanders, saying he would reward any player who deliberately injures him. When Pilar intervened on behalf of her son, he went off on her as well, saying, “The boy got a Daddy, he got uncles and he got a coach. You ain’t got no business saying no m****r f*****g damn thing! You let the man hand the man s**t Mama!”

From the current sequence of events, White clearly appears to be an internet troll, looking for attention. While he may have a point about police brutality and Tupac’s courage, his words should be taken with a grain of salt.

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