Here s why Kwame Brown is giving Jason Whitlock hope
Kwame Brown might be an unfamiliar name, but perhaps not for long. The former professional basketball player grew tired of being incorrectly labeled a NBA laughingstock, so he unashamedly called out those responsible. But then he went further. Journalist Jason Whitlock describes Brown s recent stance against the elite, woke culture, and more. Whitlock says Brown is redefining a message specifically for black people, and he s NOT being labeled an Uncle Tom or a sellout as a result. In fact, Brown s YouTube and Instagram followings have skyrocketed in the past ten days, giving Whitlock and many more throughout America much needed hope.
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When this week started, I didn’t expect for Kwame Brown to basically become my favorite person ever a 7-foot reincarnation of every role Clifton Powell has ever played in a movie. But here we are. And why are we here? Well, basically Kwame Brown has fucking had it.
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Kwame Brown, the former number one draft pick of the National Basketball Association’s Washington Wizards in 2001, has been the butt of jokes as potentially being one of the biggest draft busts of all time though Darko Milicic and Michael Olowkandi would love to have a word with him. I was here in Washington, D.C., when he was drafted and remember how the media and fans alike were as unkind to Brown as possible. It didn’t help that Michael Jordan was basically a tormentor to Brown (though Jordan is the person who drafted him). The stories were that Brown, who was 18-years-old at the time, couldn’t make it in the league. But as has been pointed out, he did mana
Matt Barnes Tells Kwame Brown To Blame Jordan By Levi Verora
on May 19 2021 12:28 PM Basketball player Matt Barnes slammed Rihanna in a New Year s Eve Instagram post. Above, Barnes appears during a game between the Los Angeles Clippers and Denver Nuggets in Las Vegas Oct. 18, 2014.
In light of their recent back and forth on social media, former NBA pro Matt Barnes has told Kwame Brown to go blame Michael Jordan for picking him.
Brown, the top overall pick of the 2001 draft, went on an expletive-filled tirade in his social media account directed at Barnes, as well as his fellow All The Smoke podcast host Stephen Jackson and guest Gilbert Arenas.
Australian Comedy Aftertaste Hopes to Cook Up Interest at Berlinale Series Market
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Already a hit for ABC Australia, where its first two episodes pulled in nearly one quarter of the audience share for its prime time slot, tasty comedy “Aftertaste” will now participate in the Berlinale Series Market and Conference looking to attract broadcasters abroad.
With its comic story of a cancelled chef and his upstart baker niece, “Aftertaste” is a recipe for laughs. Actor and producer Erik Thomson is Easton West: a celebrity chef with a city-sized ego forced to relocate to his pastoral beginnings and start again alongside his baker niece Diana, played by newcomer Natalie Abbott.