Brandon Tatum attacks EA Sports’ racism message, tells blacks ‘Most white people not worried about you’

In a new YouTube video, titled “EA SPORTS TRIED TO BRAINWASH MY 9 YEAR OLD SON,” Brandon Tatum takes aim at the social justice message by EA Sports on their sports games, particularly Madden.

Tatum’s intense message to the audience centers around a call from his son to report a message on his Madden football video game.

The message reads:

“BLACK LIVES MATTER

The deep-rooted and systemic racial discrimination that is still unquestionably present towards the African-American/Black community is unacceptable. Racism, whether from an individual or an institution, should not exist in our society. We stand with all of our African-American/Black players, families, friends, colleagues, and partners in our commitment to fighting racism and social injustice.

Signed EA Sports”

“They don’t understand when you force some of these things down people’s throats, you make people begin to rebel,” Tatum says. “You make people not even appreciate your cause, because you’re cramming it down people’s throats instead of loving them to a positive cause.”

Tatum attacks message, which he says is “propagating racial inequality in this country, racism in this country” and “complete lies and brainwashing.”

From Martin Luther King Jr. to his family structure, Tatum opens up about his personal experiences and those in the community.

“Most white people ain’t worried about you. Most black people really ain’t worried about white people,” Tatum says, after offering advice and attempting to drive his narrative of focusing on the individual, instead of the people “with a megaphone pushing an agenda for political purposes and not for the betterment of America and the betterment of individuals.”

“This is extremely troubling and racist, in my personal opinion,” he says, criticizing the programmed perspective of how blacks are being told to view white people.

Check out the clip below.

Tatum, who is a former Tucson Police Officer and current host of The Brandon Tatum show on KTAR 92.3, has become one of the most prolific speakers and exciting personalities on social media.

Tatum served 6 years with the Tucson Police Department. During his tenure, Tatum became a SWAT operator, field training officer, general instructor, and a Public Information Officer.

EA Sports sent out an alert to users about their messaging and mission to support Black Lives Matter and fight against racism.

“We’re constantly taking action to maintain a culture of inclusion,” began a statement posted to Twitter last week. “Toxic behavior changes and evolves rapidly and we recognize that we need to do more to actively monitor and remove those individuals who perpetuate racist, xenophobic, homophobic or sexist behaviors in our games.”

EA Sports will review in-game filter lists to attempt to prevent players from naming created players and teams with racist slurs.

“But we won’t stop at these actions because we know we need to do better,” the statement continued. “We will keep listening and continue to take steps that can make an impact in fighting bias, discrimination and injustice. We are also reviewing the policies and steps we can take across our entire portfolio of games and we will share more with you in the coming weeks.”