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Bill Maher genuinely does not know how to react to Kid Rock praising Kendrick Lamar's Superbowl Halftime performance for 'excluding' all races but black people: Kid Rock: "This was the epitome of DEI, epitome of DEI blowing up. Kendrick Lamar goes out there, and turns DEI into an IED....

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TB- The Energy Mechanic1 year ago

The only reason any of these people (the left) have any type of presence/ideology is because they were literally bank rolled by the government and had the platforms of every major news network. Their entire existence is a fabrication. That's all crumbling as we speak.

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Sarah1 year ago

Bill Maher not understanding a joke? Wow

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FightOracle ™🇺🇸1 year ago

He’s not wrong. There wasn’t a single white person on the stage out of hundreds of people.

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bigdog19691 year ago

Bill didn’t get it

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Holly Dayle1 year ago

Feeling like this is the perfect anthem for Autumn! 🥰 Nat King Cole songs always hit the mark - I love singing them! WDYT? Should I do the whole thing? #autumnleaves #NatKingCole #FallVibes #JazzClassics #coversong #music #Singing #SmoothJazz

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Tony Howard1 year ago

I must agree that I don’t understand it either. I couldn’t understand the lyrics and the rest was not entertaining to me. A colossal waste of my time. I prefer not to mix political crap with sports. Sorry but I’m not alone in this view.

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SideKick1 year ago

Bill lives in a bubble echo chamber of elite white people who think they're smarter than everyone else.

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Las Vegas Sam1 year ago

Bill isn't very bright

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BLOOP!1 year ago

i loved the american flag choreography so much - and yes, it is a prime example of free expression not diluted by dei mandating that a certain number of dancers be this race or that. art should not be mandated by dei and that wasn't -- to beautiful effect.

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Skepticinthedell1 year ago

Yeah I don’t think it was really that deep.

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Free To Speak1 year ago

Good insight to that incredibly bad performance. Did Lamar do that intentionally to troll DEI adherents? Or is he that extreme himself?

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