Florida State QB De’Andre Johnson claims the woman he struck in a Tallahasse bar fight called him the N-word before things got violent, this according to Johnson’s rep.
(Photos) Tom Hanks’ Son Chet Haze Goes At It With Vic Mensa
By now, you’ve probably heard about Tom Hanks’ wannabe rapper son Chet Haze and his love for the n-word. I honestly don’t even want to give it much light because it’s clear he’s using this for press for his non-existent rap career, but the back story goes he posted a photo with a caption that called someone his “n*gga,” everyone went nuts, he then posted a longer explanation as to why he should be able to say it and gives no f*cks what people think, and here we are now. In response to all of this, Roc Nation rapper Vic Mensa stepped to Chet on social media to call him a “f*cking clown,” and Chet’s big and bold responses are pretty amusing. Check them out in the gallery. In the meantime, HipHopWired reports that Instagram shut down his account for violating the terms of service, and he now can be found at @youngricowhitechocolate. Tom Hanks, please come get ya son, b.
(Video) Sports: Lisa Leslie Warns Tom Hank’s Son, Stop Using N-Word Or He’s Gonna Get His A** Kicked!
Tom Hank’s son Chet Haze has come under fire recently for using the N-word. Chet is a rapper and feels since he’s immersed himself in the culture and the word is regularly used, he should be able to say it too. Many people however do not agree with him and former WNBA star Lisa Leslie is one of them.
NCAAB: Frank Kaminsky Responds to Andrew Harrison Saying “F*ck That Ni**a”
Stories containing the use of the n-word have been in the media a lot lately. White celebrities have come under fire if they’re caught using it; often losing jobs, sponsorships and more. One argument in the discussion is the way black people use the n-word in casual conversation, giving it many different meanings. Kentucky Wildcats guard Andrew Harrison was caught on the microphone saying “F*ck that n*gga” after a question about Frank Kaminsky was directed to UK forward Karl-Anthony Towns. Harrison apologized both on Twitter and to Kaminsky personally.
(Video) Trinidad Jame$ Talks Using The N-Word + “Uptown Funk” Payout On Ebro In The Morning
After appearing on CNN earlier this week to debate the use of the n-word (particularly because of how much he used it in his breakout hit, “All Gold Everything,”) Trinidad Jame$ dropped by Hot 97’s Ebro In The Morning to delve into the issue some more. The Atlanta rapper also revealed whether he made any money off Bruno Mars’ “Uptown Funk” (since he borrows a line from “All Gold Everything,”) and more. Check out the full interview below!
