@zo2_24 I know what you’re trying to say. I’m 100% with you - people are selective in doling out empathy and outrage , no question. Was just saying making a comparison when he didn’t make it first may have hurt your case. But , echoing what you’ve said , Ye is FAR from the worst.
@ngreenberg Doesn’t this curve look like most NFL teams? In this league theres’s 3 or 4 dogs and 3 or 4 diamonds, everyone else is kind of in the middle scrapping away
@larryislegend Can’t take back the harsh things Ye’s said and done. But there’s no question most people are willing to accept his apology and forgive as evidenced by these crowds, and that’s going totally underreported. Clicks/headlines >>> empathy/the power of music.
@AsiasAnalysis He’s not on a PR tour. They paid him to be there. He couldn’t care less what you, me, or anyone in that audience thinks. Get real. The season’s in a week, lock in.
@ocksportello I too was there. Seems you carried a lot of bias into the show, within your right. But what I saw was tens of thousands of people - the most eclectic crowd I’ve ever seen - smiling , dancing, and hugging. Maybe he’s still as good at unifying as he’s been at dividing lately?
@TheDistrictNFL By middle of last season it was clear Kliff had nothing new in his bag , and he did not prioritize JD’s well being in his playcalling at all
@EBJunkies I was struck by the defiant tone of Allegretti, Cosmi, and Conerly last week. They seemed offended and I found that encouraging.
Also, there's only one constant everyone on the beat has reported on all camp - Jayden's still a badass.
@ojh____ Not that deep at all. He’s a proven live events draw at a time when there are so few left. He’ll always get a chance from promoters until he fails. Except for Taylor , Bieber, and probably Rihanna, Ye is without peer as a live event sales driver.
@Safyuan Contrarian for the sake of being contrarian
Truth be told, Ye is probably the ONLY rapper who can sell 60k+ seats anywhere in the world on two months notice