Ice-T shut down a viewer who accused his series, Law & Order: SVU, of going ‘woke’ in a post shared to X on Tuesday. 

The rapper and actor, 66 – whose daughter Chanel hilariously crashed the set of the show – responded to a social media user who commented on an image he had taken while filming the upcoming 26th season. 

‘Did they write SVU back to normal yet? It started to go woke,’ a fan wrote, to which Ice-T replied with: ‘What the F is woke? lol Like I give a F***.’ 

The short exchange soon went viral – and currently has 5.6 million views. 

He later reposted on article that reported on the interaction and Ice-T wrote, ‘Oh S***… Fd around and went Viral… lol. #FLTG.’ 

Ice-T, 66, shut down a viewer who accused his series, Law & Order: SVU of going ‘woke’ in a post shared to X on Tuesday; seen in January in NYC 

‘Did they write SVU back to normal yet? It started to go woke,’ a fan wrote, to which Ice-T replied with: ‘What the F is woke? lol Like I give a F***’

The star has notably portrayed the role of detective Odafin Tutuola on Law & Order: SVU since 2000. 

During an interview with Variety last year, the actor – whose real name is Tracy Lauren Marrow – reflected on working on the show for over two decades.

‘To be on a show this long, is like having gone to Harvard and grad school and getting my Ph.D, because every day I’m acting,’ he explained to the outlet. 

Ice-T also expressed that due to being in front of the camera for so long, he has the confidence to work alongside any actor and A-list celebrity. 

‘I know whatever they can bring, I can bring right back at them…Working with F. Murray Abraham, he told me to learn from the actors I work with and that’s the best training.’

‘That’s where I’m going to get my stuff. So now, I’ve worked with everybody from Jerry Lewis to Bradley Cooper,’ he said. ‘They all come through the doors of SVU and I learn something from every one of them.’

He also spoke to Variety to open up about his character on the series, and explained, ‘I’m not a cop. I’m the furthest thing from a cop.’ 

‘People have said that our television shows are police propaganda, making the police look good. I understand that argument.’ 

He later reposted on article that reported on the interaction and Ice-T wrote, ‘Oh S***… Fd around and went Viral… lol. #FLTG’

During an interview with Variety last year, the actor – whose real name is Tracy Lauren Marrow – reflected on working on the show for over two decades

‘The cop I am on our show is an SVU detective…When I got the job at SVU, Dick Wolf said to me, “Ice, you don’t like cops, right?” I told him that during my criminal past, I didn’t hate cops – they were my opponents.’ 

‘[He asked,] “But you admit we need them, right?” I said, “Yeah.” So, Wolf told me to play the cop that we need. And if I play the cop that we need, I won’t have any problems with it.’

And while speaking to People earlier this year in January, the Colors rapper further gushed about being a part of the series. 

‘I think SVU is a special show because it’s the first time I’ve ever done something where people walk up in the street and say thank you.’ 

‘And I found out that SVU is as much entertainment as it is therapy for a lot of women because a lot of women that watch the show are survivors – guys too. So it has a different feeling versus just normal entertainment.’

He reflected that his role initially was only set to last a few episodes, but became ‘a four-episode stint that ended up 25 years.’

And while speaking to People earlier this year in January, the Colors rapper further gushed about being a part of the series

The 26th season of Law & Order: SVU is slated to air this fall, and will also star Mariska Hargitay, Peter Scanavino, Kevin Kane as well as Juliana Aiden Martinez. 

Earlier this month, his daughter Chanel, eight, crashed the set of the series in a lighthearted Instagram clip. 

The star shares Chanel with wife, Coco Austin – whom he tied the knot with in 2002. 

Austin uploaded a reel to her main page, which was captioned with, ‘Oh no @babychanelnicole is taking over @nbclawandorder!!’ 

Earlier this month, his daughter Chanel, eight, crashed the set of the series in a lighthearted Instagram clip

She was later given a quick tour of the set by her father, and had the chance to watch Ice-T film a scene

‘Watch out directors, camera men and even Olivia Benson’s spot! Don’t sleep on this chick! She does it all!’ 

Mariska jumped down to the comment section and wrote, ‘Thank God, somebody’s holding down the fort!!!’ 

At the beginning of the video, Chanel could be seen sitting at a desk on the set while pretending to be in the world of Law & Order. 

She was later given a quick tour of the set by her father, and also had the chance to watch Ice-T film a scene.