Diddy ARRESTED & ShxtsnGigs Apology Reaction
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Top Comments (10)
Of course James and Fuhad had to apologise. Their core audience is black women. On top of that, they aren’t an edgy podcast at all, so their audience isn’t primed for those kinds of jokes. So, an edgy joke about black women can easily alienate a very large portion of their audience.
Andrew is one of those people who double down on a wrong opinion made out of context and then finish with " let's agree to disagree" without ever understanding the context of the debate 🤣🤣🤣
there are no comments meaning I can’t form an opinion yet
ShxtsNGigs reminds me of Will Smith laughing at the Chris Rock joke, then only getting fake angry after seeing Jada's reaction... "hahahhhahha....oh wait hold on a second.."
Here to see Andrew double down and be more offensive 😂😂😂😂
New unit of measurement: a "Diddy" of baby oil.
Andrew pulling the “they’re just jealous” line is actually his funniest joke yet
Andrew said "I am a racist, so what?" Chile😂
It is a little funny that when Shane pointed out Andrew’s lazy ‘humour’ everyone unanimously agreed with him but now someone else does everyone suddenly changed up.
The confidence that Mark and Andrew had when discussing grand juries as if they actually decide the verdict of the case is wild.
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Top Comments (10)
Of course James and Fuhad had to apologise. Their core audience is black women. On top of that, they aren’t an edgy podcast at all, so their audience isn’t primed for those kinds of jokes. So, an edgy joke about black women can easily alienate a very large portion of their audience.
Andrew is one of those people who double down on a wrong opinion made out of context and then finish with " let's agree to disagree" without ever understanding the context of the debate 🤣🤣🤣
there are no comments meaning I can’t form an opinion yet
ShxtsNGigs reminds me of Will Smith laughing at the Chris Rock joke, then only getting fake angry after seeing Jada's reaction... "hahahhhahha....oh wait hold on a second.."
Here to see Andrew double down and be more offensive 😂😂😂😂
New unit of measurement: a "Diddy" of baby oil.
Andrew pulling the “they’re just jealous” line is actually his funniest joke yet
Andrew said "I am a racist, so what?" Chile😂
It is a little funny that when Shane pointed out Andrew’s lazy ‘humour’ everyone unanimously agreed with him but now someone else does everyone suddenly changed up.
The confidence that Mark and Andrew had when discussing grand juries as if they actually decide the verdict of the case is wild.