Jason Derulo reveals why you should never work with women.
“Never work with women”
“It’s a sad truth. I’d never be alone in a room with a woman that I work with. Ever again”
“The case (sexual assault) was dismissed twice in two different states and there’s hardly no mention of it online”
“When that case was brought up it was on every single blog and front page and I lost so many brand deals and relationships off of a story that was not even slightly believable”
“She said I sacrificed a goat in a sexual ritual”
>be WNBA
>least popular and profitable professional sports leagues the public is aware of
>subsidized entirely by the real NBA
>demand equal pay with the NBA, the second most profitable professional sports league
>demand equal attention as the NBA
>peak woke delivers
>massive investment into WNBA marketing
>simultaneously a massive female basketball star appears in the NCAA
>smell the money coming
>about to Scrooge McDuck up in this bitch
>Indiana Fever drafts the Star
>White House, Congress, the NBA, and multiple airlines onboard to help you fake it until you make it as a real league
>there is literally no way this can go tits up
Fast forward two years.
>star player is the victim of constant intentional fouls
>far worse players go out of there way to complain the star is getting too much attention
>the queen of rebounding her own missed shots forces herself into the spotlight
>the Black players are pissed the star is a White girl
>marketers are pissed the star is a White girl
>peak woke fades
>White House and Congress gets bored
>Indiana Fever players threaten mutiny over the White girl getting too much attention
>deliberately sideline the star player to appease the racist mob that makes up the rest of the team
>attention plummets
>ticket sales fade
>the money has dried up
>back to being the WNBA
This is a fantastic study of Black-on-White racism, to be sure, but I think it’s an even better study of women’s ability or lack thereof to identify and advocate for their own best interests.
We are saddened and heartbroken to share the news of the passing of Kyle Busch, a two-time Cup champion and one of our sport's greatest and fiercest drivers. He was 41 years old.
We extend our deepest condolences to the Busch family, Richard Childress Racing and the entire motorsports community.
Horrible news out of the racing world today.
2-time NASCAR champion Kyle Busch dies following hospitalization with severe illness https://t.co/SSMyDuRY5I