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Andrew Schultz has stood behind his “black girlfriend experience” comments. After Kendrick rapped, “Don’t let no white comedian talk about black women that’s law”, Schultz mocked Lamar. Even, saying he’d have his feet dangling in an altercation. Gary Owen believes in comedians right to speak, & focuses more on...

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@garyowencomedy Ryan Clark should just join the view at this point.

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Why did Army veteran Jeff kill his wife, Kathleen West, after what he claimed were her unreasonable demands—and why did her parents take his side? Here’s the full story behind this tragic case 👇

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@garyowencomedy If black can make fun of whites then whites can make fun of blacks.

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@garyowencomedy You’d think such a tough football player would constantly whine like a baby on social media every single day

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@garyowencomedy Dude why are you always in your feelings so damn much?

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@garyowencomedy Why does it look like you’re always crying?

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@garyowencomedy You know what's funny? Not really though. You are actually feeding your fanbase of actual racists, inserting blackness in to every argument. You, sir, are a c u n t....

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@garyowencomedy Bro…. Get a new angle… you’re not Al Sharpton. You’re jemele hilling yourself right out relevance.

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@garyowencomedy Let comedians tell jokes.

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@garyowencomedy Dude who the fuck is Ryan Clark? Sounds like he is low T. Turning into Jamelle hill. Totally unwatchable.

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"No shade. Gary Owen is a f*cking legend. ... Gary was great in 'Think Like A Man.' He was so good in that sh*t, but because a lot of Hollywood and the entertainment industry just thinks: 'Oh, he only has a Black audience, I don't know if White people would go see him.' I feel like that hinders a lot of his opportunities. I feel like he deserves a lot more." - Matt Rife

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“The Joke wasn’t funny enough for how much it hurt people”. - Andrew Schulz 👑HEZI on his joke about black women. Andrew’s words didn’t feel like a joke to me, & he felt my response painted him as ignorant… “Ignorant” is something he won’t accept. He knows black women are capable of immense beauty, & he didn’t want to be positioned as someone who was unaware of that. I wasn’t concerned with positioning him as anything. My focus was on what black women have done & been for me. I wasn’t refuting his joke. I was sharing the positive impact Black women have had on so many without concern of who felt a way about it. What I know is that we all have to be aware of the impact of our words whether in jest or not. More importantly, be willing to have the uncomfortable conversations that may follow. Pivot Podcast X Andrew Schulz #ThePivot #AndrewSchulz #BlackWomenAffect
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“The Joke wasn’t funny enough for how much it hurt people”. - Andrew Schulz 👑HEZI on his joke about black women. Andrew’s words didn’t feel like a joke to me, & he felt my response painted him as ignorant… “Ignorant” is something he won’t accept. He knows black women are capable of immense beauty, & he didn’t want to be positioned as someone who was unaware of that. I wasn’t concerned with positioning him as anything. My focus was on what black women have done & been for me. I wasn’t refuting his joke. I was sharing the positive impact Black women have had on so many without concern of who felt a way about it. What I know is that we all have to be aware of the impact of our words whether in jest or not. More importantly, be willing to have the uncomfortable conversations that may follow. Pivot Podcast X Andrew Schulz #ThePivot #AndrewSchulz #BlackWomenAffect

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Neville Addresses Being Called A “W*nker” In Public: “I Thought He Was Gonna Set The Dog On Me!” 😬 Gary Neville has addressed the moment a man approached him and his wife on their way to watch James at a concert, calling him a “w*nker” and a “f*cking pr*ck”. He said the part that really bothered him was the fact his wife was with him, but he soon forgot about it and enjoyed the concert. Gary admitted his mistake was not filming the man himself, because now no one can see who he is, and if he had filmed it, the guy may not have posted the video. He also revealed the man had a really aggressive dog with him, and at one point Gary thought he was going to let it off the lead to savage him! Roy Keane, never missing, chimed in at the end: “Let him go back to his slip and have a good night’s sleep.” 😂

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I hope to sit down with Andrew Schulz soon. A while back I addressed the Black Woman effect after he & the host of ShxtnGigs had a good laugh about it. I shared my experiences with black women. Which, are much more favorable than the ones they alluded to. It’s cute that he said my suit pictures are group chat material, because jokes don’t bother me. What he said about black women wasn’t funny, & speaking up for black women isn’t corny, & certainly isn’t clout chasing. If it brought you clout then black women wouldn’t be the main ones defending black women. I never said Schulz wants to use the N-word as he claimed on Club Shay Shay, but I did say brothers like “Shxtsngigs” empower people to disrespect us. I watched Andrew’s Netflix special & he shared a beautiful story about his non black wife. So, it’s puzzling why sharing beautiful stories about black women would be a corny, clout chase! Pivot Podcast clips on YouTube! #ThePivot #BlackWomanEffect #AndrewSchulz
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I hope to sit down with Andrew Schulz soon. A while back I addressed the Black Woman effect after he & the host of ShxtnGigs had a good laugh about it. I shared my experiences with black women. Which, are much more favorable than the ones they alluded to. It’s cute that he said my suit pictures are group chat material, because jokes don’t bother me. What he said about black women wasn’t funny, & speaking up for black women isn’t corny, & certainly isn’t clout chasing. If it brought you clout then black women wouldn’t be the main ones defending black women. I never said Schulz wants to use the N-word as he claimed on Club Shay Shay, but I did say brothers like “Shxtsngigs” empower people to disrespect us. I watched Andrew’s Netflix special & he shared a beautiful story about his non black wife. So, it’s puzzling why sharing beautiful stories about black women would be a corny, clout chase! Pivot Podcast clips on YouTube! #ThePivot #BlackWomanEffect #AndrewSchulz

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🚨 This Just In: 🎙️ Michelle Obama hosts comedian Katt Williams on her podcast “In My Opinion.” In this clip, Katt Williams shares a wild story about how he accidentally discovered his path into comedy: He explains that he ended up at a comedy club he wasn’t even old enough to enter all because he was hanging with his old “Carney crew.” When the club started checking IDs, he knew he was in trouble… until fate stepped in. Katt says a man walked past the entire line and told the doorman, “I’m a comedian.” The doorman replied, “You’re number four,” and let him in. That moment opened a door for Katt too literally. So Katt followed right behind and became comedian number five, not even knowing what was happening next. Inside, they told him it was a comedy competition and he’d get five minutes on stage. When they questioned his age, Katt joked: “Don’t I look 14? I’ve had this mustache since I was 12.” Michelle cracked up. Katt ended by saying he never got the growth spurt, but God always provided another path and that night, it led straight to the stage. 😅

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Schultz chooses death rather than morally submit to Candie The deal is done. Candie has won. He's bled them dry, and Django and Broomhilda walk out alive. All Schultz has to do is sign Then he sits in that parlor while a woman plays Für Elise on the harp, and the day comes back to him. D'Artagnan torn apart by the dogs. He lunges at her and tears her off the instrument. "For God's sake, stop playing Beethoven!" It's his Beethoven. His country's. Being played as decoration in a house that feeds men to dogs Candie clocks it and decides to finish him. You, sir, are a sore loser. And you are an abysmal winner. So the papers aren't enough anymore. He wants a handshake. He wants Schultz to sign his name and then, with his own body, in front of everyone, agree That's the line. Schultz has spent the whole film treating slavery as an absurdity he can be ironic about, a German gentleman raising an eyebrow at savages. The handshake ends the irony. There's no clever position left to stand in So he tells Candie that he'd normally say auf wiedersehen, but since it means until I see you again, and he never wants to see him again, goodbye Then he shoots him through the heart and he's dead seconds later He could have taken the hand and lived. He'd only have had to become the kind of man who takes it
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I’m not sure what black woman experience Andrew Schulz 👑HEZI has had, but it hasn’t been the real “black girlfriend effect”. To insult black women and described them as complainers & abusive isn’t just untrue. It’s disrespectful. Even worse, James Duncan & Fuhad Dawodu allowing him to say it is more insulting. Andrew Schultz spoke that way in front of two black men because they allowed him to. They made him comfortable enough to disrespect black women because they didn’t force him to respect them. My experience is that black women are powerful, beautiful, strong, and supportive. They prioritize black family, community, & culture. They take steps back to push their men, and families forward. So, no Andrew the “black girlfriend effect” is nothing like what you described. I’m just upset that you don’t have enough solid black men around you to tell you differently!
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I’m not sure what black woman experience Andrew Schulz 👑HEZI has had, but it hasn’t been the real “black girlfriend effect”. To insult black women and described them as complainers & abusive isn’t just untrue. It’s disrespectful. Even worse, James Duncan & Fuhad Dawodu allowing him to say it is more insulting. Andrew Schultz spoke that way in front of two black men because they allowed him to. They made him comfortable enough to disrespect black women because they didn’t force him to respect them. My experience is that black women are powerful, beautiful, strong, and supportive. They prioritize black family, community, & culture. They take steps back to push their men, and families forward. So, no Andrew the “black girlfriend effect” is nothing like what you described. I’m just upset that you don’t have enough solid black men around you to tell you differently!

Ryan Clark

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Chat told Gumayusi that Career followed him right away lol 🐻: Eliminated (from the Gu-dongsaengs)! Surprisingly, Lucid is following me? 🧀: “Give him one more chance.” 🐻: “I’ll have to decide after seeing how he does… He should at least be following me on Instagram. (🙂‍↔️) That’s a bit disappointing. I’ll have to hear his explanation later…” 🐻: “Career followed me? Why is he so fast! Was this like real-time communication? You guys seriously... must be watching the stream, huh? Don’t pressure him like that much.” 🐻: “I pressured him? ㅋㅋ I didn’t pressure him. That’s just basic. Basic.” 😂😂😂
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Chat told Gumayusi that Career followed him right away lol 🐻: Eliminated (from the Gu-dongsaengs)! Surprisingly, Lucid is following me? 🧀: “Give him one more chance.” 🐻: “I’ll have to decide after seeing how he does… He should at least be following me on Instagram. (🙂‍↔️) That’s a bit disappointing. I’ll have to hear his explanation later…” 🐻: “Career followed me? Why is he so fast! Was this like real-time communication? You guys seriously... must be watching the stream, huh? Don’t pressure him like that much.” 🐻: “I pressured him? ㅋㅋ I didn’t pressure him. That’s just basic. Basic.” 😂😂😂

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Nick Wright with a message for anybody who questions LeBron’s commitment to the black community after his Memphis comments: “What LeBron has done for more than 20 years in the public eye, is embrace his community as well or better than any all time, elite, legendary athlete of all time. He had his circle of guys, Rich, Maverick, and Randy. The moment he got put on he was in consultation with those 3 guys. From his community, from his world, determined what their specific skill sets were and how he could help position them to get to the tops of their fields as quickly as possible. Made them his teammates. Those guys all happen to be black guys. He build schools in Akron for an overwhelming black community…. Maybe not at every turn or opportunity but certainly the majority of the super hot A list celebrities, spoken up. Not only of political causes, but black political causes. For folks to twist what he said, like Kevin Durant and a dozen NBA guys have said, ‘we don’t like that Hyatt in Memphis’ as LeBron don’t like black peoples, is f*cking embarrassing!” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)
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Nick Wright with a message for anybody who questions LeBron’s commitment to the black community after his Memphis comments: “What LeBron has done for more than 20 years in the public eye, is embrace his community as well or better than any all time, elite, legendary athlete of all time. He had his circle of guys, Rich, Maverick, and Randy. The moment he got put on he was in consultation with those 3 guys. From his community, from his world, determined what their specific skill sets were and how he could help position them to get to the tops of their fields as quickly as possible. Made them his teammates. Those guys all happen to be black guys. He build schools in Akron for an overwhelming black community…. Maybe not at every turn or opportunity but certainly the majority of the super hot A list celebrities, spoken up. Not only of political causes, but black political causes. For folks to twist what he said, like Kevin Durant and a dozen NBA guys have said, ‘we don’t like that Hyatt in Memphis’ as LeBron don’t like black peoples, is f*cking embarrassing!” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)

NBA Courtside

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