Lefty actor Mark Ruffalo ripped Kevin O’Leary in a blistering tirade after the “Shark Tank” host told Billie Eilish to “shut your mouth and just entertain” as she continues to face backlash over her anti-ICE Grammys rant.
“Kevin O’Leary why don’t you STFU,” the outspoken Marvel actor raged on Threads Thursday night.
“You will go on any show and talk s–t about any number of things and smugly expect us to listen to you, but you will dig into a real artist that dwarfs anything you dream of doing for actually saying something that resonates with 100’s of millions of people the world over,” he continued.
“It’s astounding the fantasy double standard Kevin O’Leary lives in. You played yourself well in Marty Supreme.”
O’Leary appeared in the Oscar-nominated Timothée Chalamet-led drama, playing a smarmy businessman who savagely tries to derail the titular character’s table tennis career.
O’Leary tore into Eilish singer and other woke celebrities for using their platforms to sound off on politics during a Tuesday Fox News appearance.
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“I say this to entertainers — half the people in politics that you piss off won’t buy your music anymore. I mean don’t be stupid about it, but hey, they don’t listen,” the Canadian businessman said.
“I know her agents are going out of their minds. It’s the first lesson 101 for celebrity, as you rise up, whether you’re a film star or music star or whatever, shut your mouth and just entertain.”
Eilish, 24, triggered a wave of backlash and mockery when she boldly declared “no one is illegal on stolen land” during her acceptance speech after winning Song of the Year at the Grammy Awards Sunday.
“F–k ICE,” she added, standing on stage beside her brother and music partner Finneas O’Connell.
The pop star, who Forbes estimated had a net worth of $53 million in 2020, has face widespread criticism for the remarks — including calls to hand over her multi-million dollar LA mansion to Native Americans.
Eilish’s sprawling mansion sits on land originally inhabited by the Tongva tribe.