Ray J vs Orlando Brown Proved The Black Community Is Cooked — and tonight The Angryman is laying the whole case out on the table. The Ray J vs Orlando Brown fight on Zeus Network was supposed to be entertainment, but what Zeus Network actually delivered was a mirror, and the reflection is ugly. My wife wanted to watch it because she thought it would be funny — she had no idea what she was in store for. The level of ignorant foolishness on that broadcast was unfathomable, and it proved the point I have been making on this channel for years: whenever somebody wants to challenge me and claim there is absolutely nothing wrong with the Black community, I know one thing for sure — they do not have a Zeus Network subscription. Ray J is a grown man. Orlando Brown is a grown man. And the fact that millions tuned in to watch this circus tells you the Black community is cooked in ways a hashtag cannot fix. The Angryman holds one standard for everybody, so tonight we are applying it across the board: the Breakfast Club and everybody else suddenly calling Drake corny — and why that pile-on says more about the culture than it says about Drake; old biscuits who refuse to mind their business; the question of what women would actually do if all men got snapped out of existence; the people who need to stop trying to make Black Americans African; and the tired religion of Everything Is The Man's Fault. Six conversations, one standard, no flinching. If Ray J vs Orlando Brown on Zeus Network is what passes for Black entertainment, then the conversation about the Black community being cooked is not disrespect — it is a rescue mission. Pull up a chair, get in the chat, and join the Bino Roll Call, because The Angryman is live and we are not sugarcoating a single thing tonight.
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