no laughing matter. marlon wayans entered a messy dispute with United Airlines, claiming that he had been “targeted” by the airline in relation to their two-bag policy.

horror movie The star, 50, was cited last week for disturbing the peace at the Denver airport associated Press reported on Monday, June 12, after the comedian’s departure Instagram a day before to explain his side of the story.

The drama began on Friday, June 9, when Waynes went to consolidate three bags into two, per the airline’s two-bag policy, he explained via Instagram on Sunday, June 11.

“So, United Airlines customer service or corporate hit me. And I don’t know what kind of corporate culture… Your customer is always right,” the Air The actor began by explaining that he was ready to replay the video of the incident to prove his point.

“I’m ready to play that video back, voila. This guy was wrong and I was targeted. Period. And then, corporate called me and they defended, ‘Well, you know, two-bag. It is a policy. ‘Okay, and so I took my three bags and I folded them into two,'” white Chicks The actor recalled the conversation, adding that he was told that there was “no more room” on the flight to accommodate any additional bags. “Then why did everyone before me and everyone after me have two bags and three bags? interesting. watch the video.”

Wayans captioned the video with another callout to the airline, seeking to “remediate” the incident.

“@united has to do better. Do not call and defend an employee to target me,” wrote the A Haunted House star. “This incident needs to be rectified. I will not rest until I am properly compensated for this grave inconvenience. Brother liar.”

in a statement to us weekly On Monday, United Airlines did not name Wayans but addressed an incident that happened at the airport on Friday.

“On Friday in Denver, a customer who was told she would have to gate-check her bags instead pushed a United employee over the jet bridge and attempted to board the plane. The customer did not fly to his destination on United.”

Hours later, Wayans followed up on his initial post A Shout Out to Delta Airlines And a video of him thanking the gate attendant. In the caption, he revealed that the incident cost him money and time with his fans, as his shows in Kansas City were reportedly canceled after being delayed.

“It feels good to be treated well today. Thanks @delta for taking the bad taste of @united out of my mouth. ‘Only people make a difference.’ @americanair is great too. so friendly, “the small man the actor captioned Monday’s clip. “The corporate call I received was insensitive and once again unacceptable. Customer service should be easy and should respect customers, not protect an employee abusing his authority. You harassed me, drained my money and above all hanged my fans. You. We are indebted to all of them.

Wayans further quipped that he was going to make a comedy special out of the drama.

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“My next comedy special will be Fu f*@! United, Thank you for letting me write more jokes and more episodes and sketches. Creativity combats all abuse. Till it is not resolved, we will troll. “I’ll be sending and sending letters to the CEO. Any other airline is quick to fix things. Unfortunately, that’s not the case here. But man are we going to have fun trolling.