
The racism cycle leading up to this moment started back when Jeremy Lin was the main subject of ESPN.com's main splash page article. Photographed mid court action with the byline "A chink in the armour". A coincidence or a play on words. It's hard not to be sceptical, so let's just chalk it up to an ignorant play on words.
Boxer Floyd Mayweather took to Twitter to voice his opinions on David Lin's recent media attention. And once again, the race card got whipped out like a Mewtwo Pokemon card:
Once again we have another case where race and politics clash in the middle, put a spin on something and turn it in a negative situation, which then creates a maelstrom of hatred and racial tension. With the original case in point being lost in it all. This stopped being about Jeremy Lin the second Mayweather pushed 'tweet'.
K-Pop songwriter Jenny Hyun had caught wind of Mayweather's tweet and then began to dig her own grave, whilst making an attempt to shovel one for a few black people too. The irony being that everything she was calling Floyd Mayweather directly, applied to her. I'd love to know who made her racial ambassador.
I always try to star expletives out on my blog, but I am about to drop an uncensored one right here and now. This woman is a cunt. She is vile.
This bitch is disgusting for what she said. How aligned you are on Mayweather's tweet, no way in hell did it deserve this type of response. Jenny Hyun's racial rant is a stark reminder of the world that we live in and that there are people in this world who feel this way. I feel sorry for tricks like her who live within such an insecure space that they feel the only way they can get by is to feel such disdain and hatred towards race of people. To feel that insular. These people should look introspectively at themselves. Their loathing attitude and ignorance is what this world could do without. Not racial genocide.
It's also baffling, because so much of K-Pop culture is drawn from the influence of black culture. Take a look at the more obvious groups such as 2NE1 and Big bang. And then the likes of Girls' generation working with Teddy Riley. Jo Kwon taking any chance to pop his pussy to any song a black female with a weave puts out. K-Pop is influenced by black culture in its strongest form. The whole of YG entertainment has been built on a blueprint of US black culture. It's a wonderful thing to see. Who exactly is / should / deserves to be worshipping who? Is it even relevant!? Clearly not everybody feels this way.
Jenny Hyun's racial rant was quickly chalked up to schizophrenia. Please excuse me if I find this a bit skeptical. This Hyung ho needs to sit the f**k down with this mess. The bitch is racist. The feelings which fuelled her tweets and her piss take of an apology came from somewhere.
Jenny best put on her tightest skirt and go work a corner in North Korea, because her career (what was left of it) has a fork in it.
Boxer Floyd Mayweather took to Twitter to voice his opinions on David Lin's recent media attention. And once again, the race card got whipped out like a Mewtwo Pokemon card:
"Jeremy Lin is a good player but all the hype is because he's Asian. Black players do what he does every night and don't get the same praise".It rubbed people the wrong way. Some didn't want to hear this coming from the likes of Floyd Mayweather, but there may be some validity to his point. It's not as black and white as he makes it out to be. A great deal of Lin's underdog story lies in him coming from a non Basketball background and being a bench warmer for other teams and that he's managing to play the absolute shit out of the games now. The guy CAN play ball and play it f**king well. Him being Asian is only part of the story. But still...there may be a slight shred of validity to Mayweather's point, as ignorant as it may be.
Once again we have another case where race and politics clash in the middle, put a spin on something and turn it in a negative situation, which then creates a maelstrom of hatred and racial tension. With the original case in point being lost in it all. This stopped being about Jeremy Lin the second Mayweather pushed 'tweet'.
K-Pop songwriter Jenny Hyun had caught wind of Mayweather's tweet and then began to dig her own grave, whilst making an attempt to shovel one for a few black people too. The irony being that everything she was calling Floyd Mayweather directly, applied to her. I'd love to know who made her racial ambassador.

I always try to star expletives out on my blog, but I am about to drop an uncensored one right here and now. This woman is a cunt. She is vile.
This bitch is disgusting for what she said. How aligned you are on Mayweather's tweet, no way in hell did it deserve this type of response. Jenny Hyun's racial rant is a stark reminder of the world that we live in and that there are people in this world who feel this way. I feel sorry for tricks like her who live within such an insecure space that they feel the only way they can get by is to feel such disdain and hatred towards race of people. To feel that insular. These people should look introspectively at themselves. Their loathing attitude and ignorance is what this world could do without. Not racial genocide.
It's also baffling, because so much of K-Pop culture is drawn from the influence of black culture. Take a look at the more obvious groups such as 2NE1 and Big bang. And then the likes of Girls' generation working with Teddy Riley. Jo Kwon taking any chance to pop his pussy to any song a black female with a weave puts out. K-Pop is influenced by black culture in its strongest form. The whole of YG entertainment has been built on a blueprint of US black culture. It's a wonderful thing to see. Who exactly is / should / deserves to be worshipping who? Is it even relevant!? Clearly not everybody feels this way.
Jenny Hyun's racial rant was quickly chalked up to schizophrenia. Please excuse me if I find this a bit skeptical. This Hyung ho needs to sit the f**k down with this mess. The bitch is racist. The feelings which fuelled her tweets and her piss take of an apology came from somewhere.
Jenny best put on her tightest skirt and go work a corner in North Korea, because her career (what was left of it) has a fork in it.