Sylvester Stallone Exposed for Following Racist Instagram Account

Sylvester Stallone's Instagram account follows an anti-Black page, igniting a firestorm of backlash from fans who labeled him "trash." The actor's official account, which follows 297 pages, includes the notorious @blackfatigue_2.0, a platform dedicated to spreading hate and harmful stereotypes against Black communities.

The outrage erupted after a screenshot of Stallone's following list circulated online, revealing the problematic account still followed as of July 21. This revelation comes on the heels of Stallone discussing near-death stunts he performed while filming Demolition Man.

Critics wasted no time voicing their disgust. One user on Reddit stated, "This page is absolutely disgusting. This is starting to make the rounds online. I knew he had trash politics but didn’t know he was so bigoted and racist." Another added, "Not shocking in the slightest, he’s MAGA garbage now so it’s the natural progression." A third chimed in, "Caught? I thought he was openly bigoted for a long time already. Fork found in kitchen, etc."

Another critic pointed out Stallone's long-standing ties to Trump, stating, "He's been a close friend to Trump and regular at Mar-a-Lago for at least a decade. This doesn’t surprise me at all." Others speculated on potential PR damage control, predicting claims of an "unfortunate mistake" regarding his following choices.

One disappointed fan expressed disbelief, saying, "If I had the money and opportunities of Sylvester Stallone why the f--k would I even need to follow pages on Instagram, let alone racist propaganda? Pathetic." This incident underscores Stallone's vocal support for President Donald Trump and his attendance at various MAGA events.

Stallone notably introduced Trump at the America First Policy Institute Gala at Mar-a-Lago on November 14, 2024. During this appearance, he delivered a controversial speech that included inappropriate comparisons of Trump to Jesus Christ and his iconic character Rocky Balboa, even dubbing him the "second George Washington."

In January 2025, Trump announced on Truth Social that he appointed Stallone, alongside Jon Voight and Mel Gibson, as special envoys to Hollywood to "bring business back" and restore the "Golden Age." Later that August, Stallone was selected as one of the Kennedy Center honorees, recognizing artists for their lifetime contributions to American culture.

Sylvester Stallone's representatives have been contacted for comment.