Gucci may have issued an apology for releasing an offensive sweater, but that apology is not being well received.

The Grand Hustle host T.I. announced his plans to boycott the luxury fashion designer in a passionate Instagram post.

A longtime customer of the brand, T.I. explained, "As a 7 figure/yr customer & long time supporter of your brand I must say...Y’all GOT US f*cked UP!!! APOLOGY NOT ACCEPTED!!!! We ain’t going for this.“

Stressing the importance of deserting brands who constantly offend their consumers, he continued, " \We ALL GOTTA Stop buying,wearing,and supporting this piece of sh*t company And ALL PIECE OF SH*T COMPANIES UNTIL THEY LEARN TO RESPECT OUR DOLLARS & VALUE OUR BUSINESS!!!! Our culture RUNS THIS SH*T!!! We (People of color) spend $1.25 TRILLION/year (but are the least respected and the least included)and if we stop buying ANYTHING they MUST correct any and ALL of our concerns."

T.I. isn't alone.

Oscar nominated director Spike Lee also announced his decision to boycott both Gucci and Prada. The luxury fashion house faced backlash after releasing a racist monkey bag charm in December.

Lee wrote, "I,Spike Lee Of Sound Mind And Body Will No Longer Wear Prada Or Gucci Until They Hire Some Black Designers " To Be In Da Room When It Happens."

Calling out both brands for being clueless, he added, "It's Obvious To Da Peoples That They Don't Have A Clue When It Comes To Racist, Blackface Hateful Imagery. WAKE UP. Ya-Dig? Sho-Nuff. And Dat's Da "Coonery And Buffoonery” Truth,Ruth."

Earlier this week, Gucci issued an apology after a high-neck black wool sweater that featured bright red lips when pulled over the face was accused of mimicking blackface.

"Gucci deeply apologizes for the offense caused by the wool balaclava jumper. We consider diversity to be a fundamental value to be fully upheld, respected, and at the forefront of every decision we make," the brand announced in a statement on Twitter.