you act as if he couldve refused to apologize and stand by what he said... doing something you know someone is going to force you to do isnt the same as doing it on your own. And if it wasnt made into a big deal...and no social media etc... or a different network he wouldnt have done squat.
the answer is he did it cause he wouldt have no other choice but to do it or possibly get fired etc..from the show.
this if he was on tnt etc... especially with barkley and crew no dambs would have been given.
wouldnt be the first time it happen....hell wouldnt be the first time with sas and what he said on first take. hell they fired hugh douglas from nvl for calling michael smith and jemele hill sellouts and uncle toms at a party not even on air and said he would have to apologize or get fired... so yes i believe social media backlash + a large women demographic audience = you better apologize or else.
thats all im saying he knows espn aka disney and how they roll...and he knew good damn well he better clean up what he said cause if not espn was going to tell him to do it, and/or force him to and if not there was gonna be repercussions possibly getting pulled off the airI didn't say ESPN forced him, maybe they didn't, but that apology definitely came from a place of "oh **** I wanna keep my job" and not "oh **** I feel bad about what I said".....Because he didn't say anything wrong
And that's the main reason why he apologized. Without these people crying tryna make it seem like he said its ok to beat a women he wouldn't have apologized. So what he said provoke. How yall just dismiss his whole point? That's the problem with social media, people take **** and run with it. It's like one big nail salon.
I didn't say ESPN forced him, maybe they didn't, but that apology definitely came from a place of "oh **** I wanna keep my job" and not "oh **** I feel bad about what I said".....Because he didn't say anything wrong
see thats whats wrong with social media.... folks get all high and mighty and be on some soapbox type ish.... the same thing with jonah hill and him having to apologize for his remarks. ppl know good and damn well he was talking out of anger and directed his comments to those tmz folks and in no way was trying to gay bash. but because of social media... and ppl fake outrage and trying to come across as these moral high ppl via internet he had to apologize.I've seen SAS apologize/admit he was wrong plenty of times but still people acted way to sensitive over one word.And that's the main reason why he apologized. Without these people crying tryna make it seem like he said its ok to beat a women he wouldn't have apologized. So what he said provoke. How yall just dismiss his whole point? That's the problem with social media, people take **** and run with it. It's like one big nail salon.
what im saying is whether it was real or not you act as if he had a choice in the matter and if he didnt do it on his own, espn aka disney wasnt gonna force him to apologize... and yes i think he did mean what he said initially and he probably does think women shouldnt have the green light to provoke, it, start mess with men on some oh well i can do it cause imma women your a man and nothing you can do about it.
because he beat them to it...... you act as if there wasnt gonna be a call from upper mgt espn disney to tell him to edit what he said or clean it up or apologize. whether he did it on his own or waited for the network to force make him do it the fact remains is he was gonna have to apologize or repercussions from the network would have happened period. you act as if he couldve stood by what he said and disney was gonna let it slide and nothing wouldve been told to him.
You got all the answers brah, you were right there. You know exactly what ESPN and SAS are thinking. First it was they forced him then it's he beat them to it, amen.
