Kansas City Spared From Standup Comedy Of Marlon Wayans Amid Racial Ruckus With United Airlines

Fair play . . . The comedic acting of this star cracks me up and has been brilliant at times . . . But standup always seems like people "trying" way too hard and is mostly boring in all but a few instances.

Here's more about the drama and yet another glimpse at post-COVID misery . . .

In a series of social media posts, the comedian, 50, announced that he had to miss his performances in Kansas City on Friday due to an incident with United Airlines.

“This was harassment and I will make enough noise to be sure all my friends and family and peoples stop flying @united,” wrote Wayans. “Black people all kinds of racism and classism. I won’t allow this.”

Wayans added that felt he was owed an apology, as were the audiences at his scheduled performances in Kansas City, believing he wouldn’t be able to appear after missing his flight. He also indicated he may take legal action in the future.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Marlon Wayans Cited for Disturbing The Peace After Issue with United Airlines

Marlon Wayans says he's not to blame for missing his upcoming show after an issue with United Airlines, but apparently, the cops think differently ... because he's been hit with a citation for the incident.

Marlon Wayans Cited for Disturbing The Peace After Reported Removal From United Airlines Flight

Marlon Wayans is looking for answers, apologies, and changes. In a series of social media posts, the comedian, 50, announced that he had to miss his performances in Kansas City on Friday due to an incident with United Airlines.

Marlon Wayans blasts United Airlines after issue with bag at DIA gets him barred from flight: 'This was harassment'

(NEXSTAR) - Actor and comedian Marlon Wayans is claiming he was harassed and bullied by a United Airlines gate agent over an issue with his carry-on baggage. Wayans, 50, shared his side of the incident on social media, claiming he was preparing to board a flight leaving from Denver International Airport on Friday when he was asked by a United gate agent to "consolidate" his bags.

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