Chet Hanks – the son of infamous Hollywood actor Tom Hanks – has a very special message to social justice warriors accusing him of cultural appropriation. During a recent interview, Hanks politely informs leftists to "go kick rocks" when it comes to accusations of cultural appropriations.

Hanks gave an interview with podcaster Ziwe Fumudoh – who asked the loaded question, "Are there any marginalized communities you want to apologize to? I don't know, maybe the Patois community?"

Hanks fervently shakes his head and then responds, "Nah."

The celebrity son then replies, "I don't feel like I've truly done anything offensive."

The Nigerian comedian then asks, "You don't see it as cultural appropriation?" She then adds, "You see it as a celebration of culture?"

Hanks responds, "Mhm."

Ziwe asks Hanks if social justice warriors should go kick rocks, to which Hanks responds, "Yeah, yeah," then sips his drink.

When pressed, Hanks answers back, "No, I one hundred percent agree. Social justice warriors can kick rocks." Hanks then presents a hand gesture for them to go away.

i asked chet hanks if he wanted to apologize to any marginalized communitiespic.twitter.com/EEzD9VrtNs

— ziwe (@ziwe) 1651850502

Ziwe was likely referencing an event from 2020, when Hanks used a Patois accent that was widely panned.

American entertainer, Chet Hanks, welcomes viewers to the 2020 Golden Globes yesterday, in patois. In November last year, the\u00a0Jamaican Language Unit of @UWImona ramped up its advocacy for Patois to be made an official language by launching a petition on the website of the OPM.pic.twitter.com/jSLSW4Kl4O

— Jamaica Gleaner (@Jamaica Gleaner) 1578331323