We’ll start with the classic flat-earth stuff. So without further adieu, let’s dive into some of these accounts. The insanity of these theories knows no ideological boundaries. Others, like the Parkland kids being actors, are extremely right wing. Bush being responsible for 9/11, are leftist. In fact, he probably doesn’t-because many of these pages from vastly different conspiratorial schools of thought: Some of these theories, like George W. Now, it’s important to note that Irving himself might not actually believe all of the nonsense these pages. Since Irving admittedly draws much inspiration from these accounts, they are critical to understanding his conspiratorial state of mind. From shape-shifting lizard people controlling the earth to 5G "death towers" to Stevie Wonder not actually being blind, these accounts are, well…crazy. Irving follows at least 11 accounts that go into just about every conspiracy theory under the sun. When you scroll through the list of the 683 accounts Irving follows on IG, you will indeed find an array of flat-earth minded accounts in there-from "NASA LIES" to (they put the caps in "NASA LIES," for the record, not me).īut the accounts he follows don’t just stop at the flat-earth theory. Redick’s podcast in January, he spoke glowingly about the flat-earth Instagram pages he follows and how persuasive he's found them to be. What prompted this conversion, Irving said, was watching videos on Instagram-a medium obviously known for its sophisticated discourse about the nature of the universe.
Irving has been trumpeting the debunked flat earth theory since early 2017 when he supposedly became "woke" to the truth about the planet. He also just so happens to be perhaps the world’s most famous flat-earther. Kyrie Irving is a lot of things: an NBA All-Star, an NBA champion, and one of the faces of Nike’s basketball brand.
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