Oakland’s G Easy And Meg Post Super Bowl Kissy Face Video Upsets Racists On Social Media
ONN – Oakland’s G Easy And Meg Post Super Bowl Kissy Face Video Upsets Racists On Social Media
Sad stuff: G Easy, an Oakland rapper who was featured on an episode of Hard Knocks With The Oakland Raiders, placed a vlog of himself kissing on a woman known as “Meg Thee Stallion”, on a bed after the Super Bowl LIV game they attended (and where the Kansas City Chiefs won their first Super Bowl in 50 years). The result of G Easy’s Instagram post was a giant set of racists reactions came up.
Why? Simply because G Easy is white and Meg Thee Stallion is black. That’s completely stupid.
Meanwhile G Easy is just showing how Oakland brothers role: without regard for racist ideas – a lovely woman is just that, period. So, he got busy.
G Easy, Zennie62Media has your back.
Stay tuned.
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