Ice T Goes Off On People Complaining About Law & Order

The actor replied to critics in a series of now-viral tweets.

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Ice T is not here for the “Law & Order” complaints. The rapper and actor responded to criticism that the long-running Dick Wolf series has gone “woke” and needs to go “back to normal” in a series of tweets, as Complex reported.

When an X (formerly known as Twitter) user wrote, “Did they write SVU back to normal yet? It started to go woke,” Ice T responded: “What the F is Woke? lol Like I give a F-ck.” Naturally, fans engaged heavily with his response, giving their own definitions of what it means to be “woke.”

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While one user curiously compared it to having to tear down his “John Wayne statues,” the rapper replied, “That sounds Dope… F John Wayne.”

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Ice T then was sure to give his own take on the current political landscape, but only so much. He wrote in the post, “I stay outta Political shit. Like I said before… The Blue Vs The Red… It’s GangBangin to me.”

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The rapper’s tweets naturally took the internet (and the press) by storm. Once his “Law & Order” opinions made it to Variety magazine, the actor had yet another reaction for the whole debacle.

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Quoting Variety’s post of their story on X, Ice T wrote, “Oh Shit… Fd around and went Viral… lol.”

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As Complex reports, Ice T has played Detective Odafin Tutuola for 24 years. Since the actor joined “Law & Order: SVU” in its second season in 2000, Ice T has earned accolades, including an NAACP Image Award for his portrayal. The long-running show is set to return for its 26th season this fall, with Ice T again reprising his beloved role.

The series returns to NBC on Thursday, October 3rd, with episodes streaming next day on Peacock. Check out the season 26 trailer below:

NBC’s Law & Order Thursday Returns with Mariska Hargitay, Ice-T, Tony Goldwyn and more