MAGA bro NASCAR driver UPDATE: Kyle Larson forgets his mic is hot; drops N-bomb during Twitch race stream, now FIRED
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I hate CACs.
I hate CACs.
And he said it with a hard R. It's a part of his regular vocabulary.
They can't help themselves and then will come with the sorry ass apology.
They can't help themselves and then will come with the sorry ass apology.
It's very obvious too.
His PR person is working overtime right now trying to come up with a plausible excuse.
It's over for him.
They fuckin better because a bruh
Lost a fucking contract
For a fuckin rage quit on a gatdam
Video game
I have to find out who that sponsor
Was to ensure I never support anything
They do
Lost a fucking contract
For a fuckin rage quit on a gatdam
Video game
I have to find out who that sponsor
Was to ensure I never support anything
They do
This, and pretty much confirms everything I've ever thought about Nascar, mlst its fans and more or less anyone affiliated with that sport.
The news ain't shit, Appears? Nigga please.It's over for him.
Let us know fam, I hold eternal grudges when it comes to my people.
Considering this is Nascar and based on their fanbase, I'm guessing not much is going to happen. He will make a fake apology and will make a donation to some pseudo-black organization.
Now let’s see what happens to Kyle after what happened to Bubba after simply quitting an online race?
Bubba Wallace loses sponsorship after rage-quitting during NASCAR iRacing event
"Y'all have a good one. That's it. This is why I don't take this [expletive] serious," said Wallace on his Twitch stream immediately after the wreck. "Peace out!"
And then he disconnected.
You can see the sequence from Wallace's POV (as well as his reaction) below. (Warning: NSFW language in the clip.)
Wallace's short fuse not only gave him a DQ/DNF in the virtual event but they also proved to have real-life consequences from a business standpoint. Shortly after the incident, Wallace took to Twitter to mock the blowback from his decision to rage-quit and, if it wasn't clear already, he made it known he wasn't taking any of this too seriously.
Unfortunately, one of Wallace's sponsors -- joint/muscle cream Blue-Emu -- didn't take too kindly to his flippant attitude and decided to pull their sponsorship.
Blue Emu souring on Wallace and burning that bridge could have an impact beyond just the virtual world as well. The company has sponsored Wallace's real-life racing team and just recently signed a multi-year contract to become an official partner of NASCAR, so they'll be hanging around in the space even after the pandemic passes and drivers return to actual racetracks.
This might prove to be a learning moment for Wallace and all the other drivers competing in the e-series. The races may not actually be "real" but there's still going to be a certain level of professionalism expected from competitors in their approach and actions.
https://www.cbssports.com/nascar/ne...er-rage-quitting-during-nascar-iracing-event/
Bubba Wallace loses sponsorship after rage-quitting during NASCAR iRacing event
"Y'all have a good one. That's it. This is why I don't take this [expletive] serious," said Wallace on his Twitch stream immediately after the wreck. "Peace out!"
And then he disconnected.
You can see the sequence from Wallace's POV (as well as his reaction) below. (Warning: NSFW language in the clip.)
Wallace's short fuse not only gave him a DQ/DNF in the virtual event but they also proved to have real-life consequences from a business standpoint. Shortly after the incident, Wallace took to Twitter to mock the blowback from his decision to rage-quit and, if it wasn't clear already, he made it known he wasn't taking any of this too seriously.
Unfortunately, one of Wallace's sponsors -- joint/muscle cream Blue-Emu -- didn't take too kindly to his flippant attitude and decided to pull their sponsorship.
Blue Emu souring on Wallace and burning that bridge could have an impact beyond just the virtual world as well. The company has sponsored Wallace's real-life racing team and just recently signed a multi-year contract to become an official partner of NASCAR, so they'll be hanging around in the space even after the pandemic passes and drivers return to actual racetracks.
This might prove to be a learning moment for Wallace and all the other drivers competing in the e-series. The races may not actually be "real" but there's still going to be a certain level of professionalism expected from competitors in their approach and actions.
https://www.cbssports.com/nascar/ne...er-rage-quitting-during-nascar-iracing-event/
I that you’re right, but he’s white so we’ll see.
That pos at home on suicide watch as the phone rings all night to his agent saying they done.
I don’t know man, I’ve seen this story play out before.
Eagles receiver Riley Cooper uses racial slur at a Kenny Chesney concert
"I'm so sorry. I'm not a racist. It's not right but me and my Black friends use it all the time. I apologize to anyone I've offended. I'll be attending classes to better understand...blah, blah, blah."
Boo fucking hoo. It wasn't right but it was only for a few years and not only did they get reparations but they never had the horrors done to them that black people did. And STILL do.
Some blu emu bullshit
It's was posted here earlier thats how I found out about it..
Gotta give credit where its due
eNASCAR driver Bubba Wallace loses sponsor in real time after 'rage quitting' - Autoblog
Who says virtual racing can't have drama? eNASCAR and Richard Petty team driver Bubba Wallace lost his Blue-Emu sponsorship after he quit a race Sunday following a mashup with Clint Bowyer.
www.autoblog.com
They wanted any reason to fire him...
You know the Japanese. Historically identify more with fucking nazis
Then their fellow Asians right...
The self hatw shows heavy in their animations
Its why I could never fuck with them shits
So what.
