Donkey of the Day: Jason Whitlock gets ethered

Weak ass comeback. :smh:



"Where's the ka-boom?! There was supposed to be an earth shattering ka-boom!"
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He took a different route in his comeback, I guess that was better than mud slinging.

"Lenard McKelvey" tho :roflmao:
 
He took a different route in his comeback, I guess that was better than mud slinging.

"Lenard McKelvey" tho :roflmao:

That's a Gullah surname. I was in the Navy with one of those guys.

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Don't for a minute mistake that commentary being for CTG and us. That was for white people. You guys simply don't understand the mindset of Homo caverna (Cave Apes) and Homo carruca (Trailer Apes).
 
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The comments and the pics. I'm dying over here. Tears.

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Thompson Imasogie An insider that I know at FS1 revealed to me that under Whitlocks hat lives a tiny racist white man who motivates Whitlock to say coonish things by promising him butter biscuits in exchange for being a good "boy". Idk if this is true or not I'm just reporting what I've been told by a reliable source smh.

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WOW....I didn't know this piece of shit attacked Stuart Scott :smh:




In a vacuum, this is Fine. We like rap well enough around these parts, and if you're going to rap in a sidebar, repurposed Rakim lyrics are your best bet. Still, it's hard not to think, when reading this, of a Whitlock column from 2007 that's been making its way around the internet, in which he called out Scott for "bojangling" and threatened to stitch him a clown suit. The relevant part goes like this:



Memo to Stu Scott: Dude, I like your work. I defend your rapping and rhyming on SportsCenter because it's harmless and you're just delivering highlights in a unique style. But you went too far with it at halftime Monday night with your Jay-Z intro and damn near set off bojangling alarms all over my house.

A broadcaster, a journalist, a performer must know his audience and service his audience above all else. Flavorizing highlights with a little hip-hop slang on SportsCenter is one thing, but using Jay-Z's alternate nickname – "Jigga" – at halftime of "Monday Night Football" is ridiculous and offensive.

Stu, you are not Big Tigger and you ain't on BET. It's "Monday Night Football." Look, the ESPN executives were stupid for foisting Jay-Z's latest video on football fans. If Roger Goodell had a brain, he'd check with David Stern about the damage done to the NBA's image by tying itself too closely to the hip hop crowd.

I digress. Stu, no one cares that you know Jay-Z's other name, and the "MNF" audience doesn't want to waste time wondering whether you just called him "N-word-a" or "Jigaboo."

Hey, you might've scored a few cool points with Jay-Z or Beyonce. Great. But you confused, irritated and offended 95 percent of your audience. And for what? A couple of fist pounds the next time you see Kanye and Jay?

There's a fine art to staying relevant, hip, cutting-edge and servicing a broader audience. Overall, I like your work, but consider this a bojangling warning. The next stop is a bright red nose, floppy shoes, green hair and a full clown suit. They're still talking about the one I stitched for one of your colleagues.



http://deadspin.com/heres-jason-whitlock-pretending-to-like-and-respect-stu-1677618566




:smh::smh::smh::smh::smh::smh:
 
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