Theodoresolderbreh
No Shorts No Malarkey
she just straight up called that nikka a monster out the gateVan’s co host destroyed Joe Budden
she just straight up called that nikka a monster out the gateVan’s co host destroyed Joe Budden
Bill Clinton life ain’t really changeWeinstein
The dude from NBC
Bill clinton and MULTIPLE other politicians
Please dont be disingenuous
From where
patreon does not fukk around at all with this kind of thing. Many youtubers caught it from them toowelp, am already hearing Patreon bout to shut him down and pull his title.
You seemed to be extremely confused and arguing with yourselfBill Clinton life ain’t really change
“Dude from nbc” if you mean matt lauer he was a degenerate. Harvey Weinstein is who you defending? I don’t get what the fukk you tryna accomplish.
who took down Nixon? What woman did that? If you can’t work with women cause you legit can’t not be sexual or stay focused on the job that’s on yoy
Van’s co host destroyed Joe Budden
patreon does not fukk around at all with this kind of thing. Many youtubers caught it from them too
have your head of creator equity sexually harassing women brehs , lose new potential creators when your whole platform depends on creators brehs.
ol boy isn't the apologizing type , there's a reason a apology was released.
Nikka acting like somebody else was humping her live on camera lmaoJoe Budden Apologizes to Olivia Dope Following Sexual Harassment Allegation
In a statement issued Tuesday, May 18th, Budden responded: “As a podcaster, it is my job to address topics and create dialogue around them. During the conversation on the See, The Thing Is podcast I didn’t handle the topics with the sensitivity they deserved. I recognize my words and power in that situation created an upsetting environment for Olivia. Upon reflection, both the network and I take accountability for this.”
He continued: “I apologize sincerely to Olivia, her former co-hosts, our staff, and the public. In an effort to not further any trauma, the episode will be removed from all platforms. We support all women’s rights to feel comfortable and protected in the workplace. We fell short of that in this instance. We support Olivia in her quest to heal, applaud her for finding the strength to share her experience, and wish her the best in all her future endeavors. I am taking the time to listen and learn; we have already begun to make the necessary changes to ensure this is a safe environment for all moving forward. We at the network endeavor to continue to elevate Black women’s voices and create opportunities to have constructive conversations to impact change.”
if you care enough to watch the fake tears instead of not listen to it