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Topic: What is it that Kanye and Kyrie were really trying to say?
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The host Chris Gotti Lorenzo former of Murder Inc Records and CEO of Add Ventures Music; along with co-host Don Dinero, Latin Artist, Head of Add Ventures Music Latin Division. This week's conversation is going to touch on what Kanye West and Kyrie Irving have been put through in the social media and the community. Lately there has been so much being said about what Kanye West was saying about Adidas; his statement that were stealing his creative idea to benefit off of and making a version of his sneaker the "Yeezy's." The comments Kanye was making about what they did to him and his designs were not fair and he felt he was being robbed by Adidas for creating their own version on the "Yeezy's." This disagreement among Adidas and Kanye West is only one of the recent media coverage. Kanye has been making statements in regards to Jewish community.
These statements have caused certain communities to feel the need to take a stand what comments were made. The statements are now stated to be "anti-semitic;" the way people are viewing how Kanye West commentary very harsh. Kanye has been in the media lately over what antics that he has been doing. It is nothing more then to bring awareness to certain issues that are going on in our community. Unfortunately that comment about George Floyd upset the black community but because the black community has no power in comparison to what the Jewish community has all over the world. Kanye West was trying to get people to see the differences in how we are viewed in America, in the world. How a whole culture can control what happens around you so vast. Vast meaning "to a great extent." Kanye is really just trying to express himself by helping educate the nation on what he is experiencing real time. How much control one community can have over the world and its influence.
This just leads onto what media and Jewish community is appalled by the statements made by Kyrie Irving over a movie he watched that touched in a way that he made some comments on his Twitter. Which has now cost some rifts in his world. Kyrie has now been suspended from the NBA team the Nets due to the anti-semitic comments he was allegedly accused of saying. Which has now cost him time on bench which means no game time. Kyrie also looses his 300 million dollar endorsement deal. For this exact same reason. But I ask he meant no harm as to say I watched this movie and it touched me so much I feel I need to share what I have learned with the world. To only have the world turn against him. Kyrie Irving intentions was not to offend a whole culture as he lives a life of those intricacies every day as a Black Man. He was clearly stating how the movie made him feel and what resignate with him. Is this a crime I ask? Please take the time to listen carefully do your own research on it. So you can make a clear and concise decision the communities we live in deserve to have your honest opinions.
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