‘Big Brother’ Stars Slam Mike ‘Boogie’ Malin After Racially Charged Remarks

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'Big Brother' Stars Slam Mike 'Boogie' Malin After Racially Charged Remarks

Big Brother may not be on the air yet, but the conversations are continuing. On Thursday, June 17, Survivor alum Johnny Fairplay revealed that he was deleting the latest episode of his "SurvivorNSFW" podcast, due to comments made by Big Brother alum Mike "Boogie" Malin. "The Mike Boogie Podcast has been removed from the SurvivorNSFW podcast feed," the reality star, 46, tweeted. "Having Boogie on, came from a good place. But going back & hearing his comments in full context and not challenging them should not be accepted or ignored. I apologize to those I let down. I’ll do better." During the episode, Malin shared his thoughts on Big Brother's upcoming all-star season, and the rumors that season 20's Tyler Crispen and Angela Rummans would be appearing. "They've [Tyler and Angela] done a good job in today's world of the couple doing the social media. They're like what the two African-Americans are trying to be," the Big Brother winner said. "What are their names? Bayleigh and, Chris right. They're trying to do this whole Jay-Z and Beyoncé thing but without the talent and without any good performance on their season." He also added: "I mean there's a whole new wave and it'll be interesting I think they'll probably end up with some bad people on there because there's going to be such a push for diversity. Hey, is that my indoor voice? Whoops." Malin first appeared on season 2 of the CBS show in 2001. He later returned for the first all-star season in 2006 and won. In season 14, he returned as a coach. Following his statements, past Big Brother contestants responded via social media. Scroll through the gallery for reactions. Click here to discover more NSFW podcasts to binge. [podcast_block]

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'Big Brother' Stars Slam Mike 'Boogie' Malin After Racially Charged Remarks

Big Brother may not be on the air yet, but the conversations are continuing. On Thursday, June 17, Survivor alum Johnny Fairplay revealed that he was deleting the latest episode of his "SurvivorNSFW" podcast, due to comments made by Big Brother alum Mike "Boogie" Malin. "The Mike Boogie Podcast has been removed from the SurvivorNSFW podcast feed," the reality star, 46, tweeted. "Having Boogie on, came from a good place. But going back & hearing his comments in full context and not challenging them should not be accepted or ignored. I apologize to those I let down. I’ll do better." During the episode, Malin shared his thoughts on Big Brother's upcoming all-star season, and the rumors that season 20's Tyler Crispen and Angela Rummans would be appearing. "They've [Tyler and Angela] done a good job in today's world of the couple doing the social media. They're like what the two African-Americans are trying to be," the Big Brother winner said. "What are their names? Bayleigh and, Chris right. They're trying to do this whole Jay-Z and Beyoncé thing but without the talent and without any good performance on their season." He also added: "I mean there's a whole new wave and it'll be interesting I think they'll probably end up with some bad people on there because there's going to be such a push for diversity. Hey, is that my indoor voice? Whoops." Malin first appeared on season 2 of the CBS show in 2001. He later returned for the first all-star season in 2006 and won. In season 14, he returned as a coach. Following his statements, past Big Brother contestants responded via social media. Scroll through the gallery for reactions. Click here to discover more NSFW podcasts to binge. [podcast_block]

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Jonny Fairplay

When a fan tweeted that it doesn't fall on Johnny for what his guests say, he responded. "Actually it does. I didn’t catch EXACTLY what he said when he said it. But it was something I wanted to circle back to," he tweeted. "But going back and listening to it all tonight, there was accountability on my part to challenge it or not allow it and that was on me."

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Chris "Swaggy C" Williams

"I have a bigger business than anybody from my cast who has a business by FAR. I make more money than every single person from my cast by FAR. I donated to more charities than anyone from my cast by FAR," the Challenge star wrote. "How’s that for talent? Racist people just be loud & wrong. Clown ass."

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Bayleigh Dayton

"The two African Americans... we have names and the bad part is that he KNOWS them," Dayton wrote. "He just used swaggys name last week in another video referrring to him not working for free like swaggy... like a slave? for free because he’s black? The IGNORANCE. I’m so tired of this treatment."

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Evel Dick

"Boogie really needs to stfu and just go away at this point. I didn't think he could make it any worse after reading the police report where he threatened the life of Dr Will's children or to shoot up there school," the alum wrote. "But here we are."

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James Rhine

"He needs help and shouldn't be given a platform until he gets it," Rhine responded to Donato's comment. "All his words and actions have been indefensible."

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Ronnie Talbot

"Yeah shouldn’t have given Boogie a platform to continue being awful after what he did according to the legal documents," Talbot tweeted.

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Rachel Swindler

"I’m about to book a cameo from Boogie real quick hold my earrings" she tweeted.

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Angela Rockstar

"I thought Mike Boogie was trash before it was cool," she wrote.