Tom Hanks rapper son Chet has courted more controversy after he doubled-down on his anti-vaxx stance.
The son of double Oscar winner and actres Rita Wilson claimed there's more evidence supporting the existence of UFOs than of vaccine safety.
"Woke up and chose chaos lmaooooo," the "White Boy Summer" captioned a video after hir original anti-vax video went viral.
Chet - whose parents were the first major celebrities to catch the virus in March 2020, said in his new video.
"There’s more evidence of UFOs being real than that vaccine being healthy for you, just saying. Aliens are out there, ready for y’all to come get me, let’s get the f***k out of here! Or do I have to show you my vaccine papers?"
Beginning his rant moments earlier, Hanks said, "I’m gonna keep this real simple for you guys, real simple. Just like you have the right to be mad at me because I said I’m not getting the vaccine . . . I have the right to not get that s**t."
The Empire actor added, "I wanted to, but my immune system said it’s good, okay, it doesn’t need to be tampered with. It said it’s good, okay. Let’s be real. 99% of you m***********s wouldn’t use a shampoo that’s not FDA approved, but you’re willing to get some experimental government injection. Okay."
The FDA has authorized the Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines for emergency use for all American individuals under 12. Full approval of the Pfizer shot is expected as soon as this month with the vaccine having full approval with many countries around the world including Britain, according to The Hill.
Meanwhile social media commenters were appalled by Chet's comments.
"Poor Tom, what an embarrassment," a one person wrote online.
"Wonderful that his parents helped him to overcome his struggles with substance abuse. Now he just needs someone to help overcome his struggles with common sense," a shady comment read.
"Imagine being Tom Hanks, arguably one of the most successful actors of his generation, one of the nicest guys on the planet, and then your kid turns into a Chet," a third commented.
On Tuesday, Chet faced a barrage of criticism after he posted an Instagram video blasting the COVID-19 vaccine.
The 31-year-old at first pretended to encourage people to have the vaccine - only to then launch into an anti-vaxxer rant.
"I suggest to all my followers, you guys, set an appointment and get the vaccine first thing -- PSYCH!" he said.
"B***h! If it ain't broke don't fix it! I never had COVID. Y'ain't sticking me with that motherf***ing needle!"