Rampage Jackson Calls Out “Clickbait” and “Misinformation” Surrounding Raja Jackson’s Brutal Attack

Rampage Jackson has had enough of all the controversy surrounding his son, Raja Jackson’s brutal attack on Syko Stu, as he has now taken aim at all the misinformation when it comes to his son.

While speaking during a livestream, Rampage Jackson said he feels bad for what happened and does not support what his son did. He wasn’t there in person when it happened, but he’s seen the video and is clearly upset by it. He said this whole thing has put him in a bad mood, and he feels sorry for Syko Stu and his family.

Rampage explained that while he is a father and wants to support his son, he also understands that Raja made a serious mistake. He said people online are spreading false information and using the video just to get clicks, which makes things worse. He also called out racist comments people have made since the video went viral.

“Since the unfortunate incident this weekend, it’s hard for me to talk about it. I’m going to keep it 100. I feel bad about what happened to Syko Stu. I don’t condone what my son did at all—it’s very unfortunate.

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If I had been there when things went down… but I wasn’t. I’m a father. I’ve got to have my son’s back, but I’m also going to let justice play out and take its course. There’s not much I can do on that side except be a father.

Y’all know I can’t talk about this s***. I can’t share details or anything like that. I really can’t go into it, and I hope y’all can respect that.

This whole thing has put me in a bad mood. I feel bad for Syko Stu and his family having to see that. I wish I could have been there. It’s wild—this s*** is all over the internet.

I’ve seen a lot of people editing stupid clips for clickbait just to make money. That’s not fair. And I’ve seen a lot of racist people showing their true colors—you can’t stop that kind of s***.

I’m not taking up for my son or anything. I’m just telling you facts. I’m doing what any father would do—being a father in a moment like this. Sometimes, you’re proud of your kids. Sometimes, you’re not. But at the end of the day, you’re still a father.”

Rampage hopes that one day he can talk with Syko Stu face-to-face, shake his hand, and apologize. He made it clear that he doesn’t excuse his son’s behavior and hopes things can be made right moving forward.

“Hopefully, one day, I can meet Syko Stu, shake his hand, and have a man-to-man talk with him.

I’m just trying to get back to being myself. I don’t have the right words to say. And I know that whatever I say, haters are going to twist my words and say whatever they want.

I wasn’t there. I was learning about this at the same time as everybody else. Then I got down to the bottom of it and realized there’s a lot of misinformation out there. Don’t believe every edit you see. Y’all need to know I do not condone Raja’s conduct. I just hope Syko Stu can forgive me, as a dad, for not understanding everything. Let’s see what happens from here.”

This comes after Rampage Jackson also threatened to beat up any wrestler who went after his son. Regardless of what Rampage Jackson said, the LAPD is currently conducting an investigation into Raja Jackson’s actions, so it remains to be seen whether justice will be served and Raja Jackson will face the consequences of his actions.

What do you think about Rampage Jackson’s comments? Do you believe he’s being sincere in taking accountability, or is he still trying to defend his son? Sound off in the comments.

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