Black conservatives ignored? $43M on OnlyFans?! Golden At-Bat, Beyonce vs Swift, Kendrick in Toronto
December 4, 2024
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as posted by the channelStephen A. discusses Black conservatives upset by a lack of African American picks in President-Elect Donald Trump’s cabinet, Major League baseball floating a “Golden At-Bat” idea, and the Toronto Blue Jays tweet that rapper Kendrick Lamar will play a tour stop at their stadium in rival Drake’s hometown. He also comments on Billboard naming Beyonce “The Greatest Popstar of the 21st Century,” shares his “Stephen A’s List of the Greatest Pop Stars,” top OnlyFans content creator Sophie Rain earning $43 million, and answers viewer tweets, including whether Shilo, Shedeur and Deion Sanders should sign with the Las Vegas Raiders, a bad habit his parents had that he now does, and more.
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