美国音乐家will.i.am指控澳航空姐种族主义

作者：微头条发布时间：2019-12-02

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美国表演者will.i.am指控澳航空姐种族主义，称她在澳大利亚国内航班发生争执后，向警察报警。

在一系列推文中，黑眼豆豆主持人周六说，这名妇女“过于激进”，在他没有听到机上安全通报后，就不必要地升级了情况。

威廉·亚当斯使用#RacistFlightAttendant标签，以他的艺名will.i.am广为人知–表示服务员“不礼貌”，并“通过报警将其提升到下一个级别，”其中五个正在等待他从布里斯班出发，经过90分钟的飞行后抵达悉尼。

他在推特上写道：“谢谢其他乘客作证，SHE失控了。” ”

他说，他已经“迅速而有礼貌地”遵照了她的指示将笔记本电脑收起。

“我不想相信她是种族主义者。但是她显然把所有的挫败感都瞄准了有色人种。”

澳洲航空的一位发言人说，这艘澳大利亚国旗航母“完全”拒绝了种族是事故原因的建议。

他说：“船上有一个误会，will.i.am戴着消噪耳机，听不见机组人员的指示，这加剧了这种误解。”

“我们将跟踪will.i.am，并祝他在接下来的巡回演出中一切顺利。”

该乐队周六在悉尼举行了一场音乐会，结束了在澳大利亚的五个城市的巡回演出。

该事件发生在澳大利亚双胞胎姐妹二人组合“维罗妮卡斯”从澳航的航班上撤离两个月之后。

US performer will.i.am has accused a Qantas flight attendant of racism, saying she was unjustified in calling the police on him after an altercation during an Australian domestic flight.

In a series of tweets, the Black Eyed Peas frontman on Saturday said the woman was "overly aggressive" and unnecessarily escalated a situation after he didn't hear an on-board safety briefing.

Using the hashtag #RacistFlightAttendant, William Adams - better known by his stage name will.i.am - said the attendant was "beyond rude" and "took it to the next level by calling the police," five of whom were waiting for him on arrival in Sydney following the 90-minute flight from Brisbane.

"Thank god the other passengers testified that SHE was out of control," he tweeted. "The police finally let me go."

He said he had complied "quickly and politely" with her instructions to put his laptop away.

"I don't want to believe she racist. But she has clearly aimed all her frustrations only at the people of color."

A Qantas spokesman said the Australian flag carrier "completely" rejected the suggestion that race was a factor in the incident.

"There was a misunderstanding on board, which seems to have been exacerbated by will.i.am wearing noise canceling headphones and not being able to hear instructions from crew," he said.

"We'll be following up with will.i.am and wish him well for the rest of the tour."

The group ended a five-city Australia tour with a concert in Sydney on Saturday.

The incident came two months after the Australian twin-sister pop duo The Veronicas were removed from a Qantas flight.