this shit still don’t feel real to me 🫢🫨
Got the opportunity to DJ for Thomas Davis Jr Super Sweet 16 Birthday Party in the Carolina Panthers Stadium 🩵 and rock out with @DaBabyDaBaby & @bostonricheyy1 🤟🏽🫡
God is good.
I said what I said. @BrettFavre misappropriated of tens of millions of dollars in welfare funds meant for poor families in Mississippi.
Daejon Love: $1.3 million …in JAIL
Brett Favre and others: over $70 million
…at home chilling like nothing happened
@Gttppod
Kanye West is a bigger more impactful artist than Jay Z. what he has been doing this year is simply mind blowing. 100 percent canceled by mainstream music industry and still selling out STADIUMS.
Former NFL player Colin Kaepernick reveals what he told JAŸ-Z after learning of Roc Nation's partnership with the NFL in 2019.
According to an NBC News report on Wednesday (Sept. 2), Kaepernick shared the conversation he had with Hov in Kap's new book, The Perilous Fight, which hits stores on Sept. 15.
Despite talking to Hov often at the time, Kaepernick said he only learned of the NFL deal after it was done. Kap said this is what he told JAŸ once news of the partnership came out:
"I just want you to know, one, you're serving the culture up to a bunch of racists and, two, they don't care about you. You’re the music guy to them. They quite literally need a Black face—and have said as much."
Kaepernick sits down with NBC News' Lester Holt in an interview that airs Sept. 7 to talk about the book and more. In that discussion, Kap addresses Hov's freestyle at one of his Yankee Stadium shows in July, in which the MC mentions Kaepernick by name, rapping, "They run out of characters, had to bring back up Kap again/Buddy took a check, I ain't even mad at him/But along with that check you have to sign a non-disparagement."
Kap admitted he doesn't agree with JAŸ aligning with the NFL considering the way the league treated Kap following his kneeling protests.
"He has built the alignment with the NFL, the NFL that has blackballed me, the same NFL that, in a players-owners meeting in 2017, said we need a Black face to help us get rid of the protests," Kap said. "I understand why he’s trying to do reputational recovery. I get it. I don't agree with the actions, but I’m also not gonna respond to everything that's said about me, because I also believe the actions and the work that I do will speak for themselves."
Kaepernick told Holt that he never signed a non-disparagement. He also thinks Hov mentioning Kap's name in the freestyle speaks to a "guilty conscience" over partnering with organizations like the NFL and Target.
"First and foremost, what it speaks to is power of people," Kaepernick told Holt. “The backlash that [JAŸ] received for partnering with the NFL and going counter to people's interests in 2019 was a major problem for him, so much so that he’s still bringing it up in 2026."
"People are now realizing, 'Why are you so comfortable stepping into these positions that are counter to the positions that people on the ground actually want?'" Kap continued. "And to me, I view that as speaking to a guilty conscience and trying to reposition or reframe the conversation."
It's called karma. You can't commit racial g*nocides against millions of black & brown people worldwide, pillage their lands, steal their resources, destabilize their countries, & expect for there to be no consequences. Racism is expensive & ya'll are now paying the price.
In order to block Prof Lewis from a job he was overqualified for, they were plotting to change the entire qualification protocol so a woman who didn't have the right credentials could get it, placing the university's accreditation in jeopardy.
Anti-Blackness is a hell of a drug.
This gentleman didn't obliterate Jemele at all. He just confidently said a bunch of things that weren't true. He would benefit from reading about racial capitalism as the beginning to the developing an answer to his question.