Nicki Minaj and Trump are seemingly teaming up again, and this time, they have a common enemy. This week, the rapper found herself echoing a lot of the same criticism the former president and his allies have leveled at Dr. Anthony Fauci for years. On Friday, Minaj posted a 59-second clip filmed in near-total darkness, where she fully commits to playing Fauci himself, kicking things off with a theatrical “Dear Diary, well the press is hot for me.”
From there, Minaj’s version of Fauci spirals into full self-obsessed fantasy, bragging that he’s supposedly “sexier” than Tyra Banks, that Julia Roberts gasped at his looks, and that Brad Pitt was chosen to portray him on “SNL.” Already presenting a dark overtone, but the bit takes a sharper turn when Minaj pivots to mocking Fauci’s pandemic-era record, referencing the millions of children whose education she feels was disrupted and elderly people who were isolated during COVID lockdowns.
Despite the odd format, this isn’t a random target for Minaj. She’s been vocal about her issues with Fauci and COVID-era vaccine messaging for years, and the timing of this new video lines up with a genuinely wild week in Fauci’s world. Just days earlier, he sat before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee and invoked his Fifth Amendment right more than 100 times, refusing to answer questions from Sen. Rand Paul about his private pandemic journals and the origins of COVID-19.
According to The Wealth Geeks, that hearing got heated fast. Fauci accused Paul of having an “obvious obsession” with prosecuting him, and things escalated further when Ohio Sen. Bernie Moreno tore into him mid-hearing. President Trump also weighed in publicly that same day, slamming Fauci on Truth Social before the hearing even wrapped. So while Nicki Minaj and Trump didn’t coordinate anything, their timelines overlapped in a way that made it look like the whole political and pop culture world was piling on Fauci at once.
Nicki Minaj And Trump Continue To Be Aligned
The impersonation video wasn’t a one-off. Minaj followed it up with a lengthy post on X where she imagined a grim future for Fauci, predicting he’d eventually lose his ability to speak and need a feeding tube. She framed it as a kind of karmic payback for what she described as the suffering of newborns, children, pregnant women and the elderly during the pandemic. She also referenced the more than 1,000 pages of Fauci’s pandemic journal entries that Paul released ahead of the hearing, pairing her post with an AI-generated image of Fauci hunched over a diary.
Minaj didn’t stop at Fauci either. She also aimed pointed tweets at Joy Reid as part of the same broader online offensive, making clear this isn’t just a passing joke but a sustained callout campaign.
Meanwhile, social media users continue to push back, arguing he’s a public servant who spent decades working to save lives, and that the current wave of criticism, whether from senators, from Trump, or now from Minaj, is unfairly rewriting his record. Sen. Paul has already announced the committee will vote next week on whether to hold Fauci in contempt.
Lil Uzi Vert found a way get his fans back after disappointment was seemingly taking over. Fans gathered at Lollapalooza only to learn the star would not be performing, Uzi came back with something great: brand new music.
The surprise EP “Maverick Almost Forever” was birthed Thursday/Friday (basically July 31) and also celebrated his 31st birthday with the eight-song project. If you know Uzi, you know birthdays have become a perfect time to keep fans guessing.
The cover art is especially personal, showing a baby Uzi alongside grandma, giving the project a more personal, reflective feel. It also marks Uzi’s first project in two years, ending a lengthy drought.
Exactly 10 years ago, Uzi released “The Perfect LUV Tape,” the mixtape that helped elevate them into rap’s upper tier. That project eventually earned a gold certification. July 31 has also been a lucky date before, as Uzi and Future dropped “Over Your Head” and “Patek” on the same day back in 2020.
Still, the celebration came with some frustration.
Fans packed Chicago’s Grant Park expecting one of Friday’s biggest performances before Charli xcx took the stage. Instead, Lollapalooza organizers informed the crowd, “Due to weather issues, Lil Uzi Vert will no longer be performing.” Zara Larsson ultimately stepped in to fill the slot.
It may not be Vert’s fault! NBC Chicago reported severe storms and heavy rain across the city contributed to travel disruptions throughout the day, suggesting the weather may have played a significant role in the cancellation.
Now the rumors begin.
Was this simply bad luck caused by Mother Nature, or is “Maverick Almost Forever” the first chapter of a much larger rollout?
Uzi hinted earlier this month that new music was on the way. This is the way for him to build momentum. Eight songs on a birthday is a nice teaser. All is forgiven Lil Uzi Vert.
Keffe D sat down behind bars just days before his trial kicks off, and the whole thing’s a contradiction wrapped in a contradiction.
He’s denying everything about Tupac’s 1996 murder, yet he’s already told the world his version of events in a 2019 memoir and multiple interviews.
The 63-year-old faces charges for orchestrating the killing, but when 8 News Now investigators pressed him on whether he had anything to do with it, he was crystal clear.
“No, ma’am. I wasn’t even in Nevada. I wasn’t even in Nevada, period,” he said.
In “Compton Street Legend,” Davis claimed he was sitting in the front passenger seat when Tupac got shot on September 7, 1996.
His nephew Orlando Anderson, a Crips gang member, was supposedly in the backseat with the gun when he saw Suge Knight driving his BMW with Tupac in the passenger seat.
Anderson shot up the BMW. Knight was shot in the head but survived the shooting, while Tupac died days later.
Davis’s explanation for why he wrote all this down and talked about it publicly? Money.
“I was just after the money. I did it for the money. You know what I’m saying?” he told WCPO.
When asked if anyone warned him that confessing to involvement in a murder could land him in prison, Davis claimed he didn’t even write the book himself.
“I didn’t write that book. I don’t know nothing about no Winston Churchill, Frank Sinatra. Just read the book,” he said, which is a wild defense considering his name’s on the cover.
He’s also pushing back hard against prosecutors calling him a high-ranking gang member.
“No, I’m not. There’s no color line. I’m messing with the Bloods, Crips, everybody,” Davis said. “I helped Suge Knight get that record company [Death Row Records] going. Why would I kill the guy that’s making us the most money? Why would I kill our money man? It don’t make sense. Suge Knight will tell you that I didn’t do it.”
Defense attorney Michael Samft recently took over his case, but they’re facing an uphill battle.
A judge ruled on July 28 that Davis’s 2008 police interview and his memoir are admissible as evidence, a massive blow to the defense team’s strategy.
When asked about taking a plea deal, Davis refused outright.
“I’m not going to take no plea deal because I didn’t do nothing. I’m 63. I had a cancer battle. I got three stints to my heart. The average American lives to be like 74 years old. Ten years, I’m dead. So why would I want to take a plea deal?”
Jury selection begins August 10, 2026, and defense attorney Samft has already signaled he’ll challenge the admissibility of Davis’s statements during opening arguments.
It’s no secret that Love Island has taken the world by storm over the past few years; even after the season ends, it remains a topic of conversation as fans keep up with their islanders and their couples post-villa.
Though season 8 recently concluded and fans are waiting for the reunion, season 7 continues to make headlines, whether they have said questionable things on podcasts, major brand deals, or simply not being in the couple they left with on the show anymore. These islanders remain the talk of the town.
In recent season 7 news, Taylor “I pick Clark” William and Clark Carraway have called it quits after leaving the villa a little over a year ago according to an exclusive source close to 25 year old Clark Carraway, the source says she “made the difficult decision to part ways with Taylor and wishes him the absolute best.” The source continues to say, “She will always be grateful for the time they shared together, and for everyone who showed them love and support from the very beginning. As she closes out this chapter, she’s looking forward to focusing on her growth and what’s ahead.”
Clark and 26-year-old Taylor Williams connected during Casa Amor in season 7. Before entering Casa, Taylor was coupled up with Olandria Carthen, who was, without a doubt, the breakout star of season 7. Olandria left the villa with Nicolas Vansteenberghe, where they continuously dominated red carpets, brand partnerships, and much more.
Taylor returned to the villa from Casa Amor with Clark, where he delivered his infamous “I pick Clark” line. After choosing to couple up with Clark, the two were dumped from the island a few episodes later.
Their journey adjusting to life outside the villa was captured on season 2 of Love Island: Beyond the Villa. One of the things that was captured on Beyond the Villa was Taylor’s horse riding accident, which he says only made his relationship stronger.
He said in an interview, “I got to see who Clark really was when I was on bed rest for two weeks. I got to see her caring side, how much she loves me, and how much she wants to tend to me, if I need her to. We definitely grew super strong.”
Welp, if you were expecting to see the story of Simon Williams (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) and Trevor Slattery (Sir Ben Kingsley) continue on Disney+, we are sorry to report that won’t be the case–but Wonderman himself is keeping his head up. “That’s life, right?” said Yahya.
Variety exclusively reports thatWonder Man, the exceptional Disney+ series from co-creator and Spider-Man: Brand New Day director Destin Daniel Cretton and Andrew Guest, will not be getting a second season on the streaming service.
The tragic news comes after Disney announced in March that the show had received a season 2 renewal, roughly two months after its premiere.
Variety reports that the writers’ room for Wonder Man season 2 didn’t even open, and that the attached writers were let go and given the green light to work on other projects.
It’s unclear what led to the decision, as the show was well received by critics and fans alike and currently holds a 91% critical rating on Rotten Tomatoes, making it one of the highest-rated Marvel Studios series streaming on Disney+.
Disney is also very stingy with its streaming numbers, but the show did manage to crack the top 10.
The website reports that characters featured in the series could still appear in other Marvel Studios properties, so we are sure we have not seen the last of Simon Williams or Trevor Slattery.
Did Marvel Studios Really Care About Wonder Man?
When Wonder Man was first released, there was narrative on social media that Marvel Studios didn’t care about the series, which Marvel Studios addressed by releasing all the episodes at once.
Source: Marvel Studios / Wonder Man
We spoke with Cretton about that, and he told our very own Bernard “Beanz” Smalls, “If Marvel didn’t care about this show, it wouldn’t be out in the world at all.”
He continued, “And it definitely would not be out in the world in the form that it is. I think it’s … I am very happy to see that people are loving the show for the same reasons we do, because it’s different. It’s a bit of a big swing for Marvel to take. And I can’t say it was a struggle to make,” he continued.
“Everybody from Kevin on down really loved the tone of the show and loved that it was different, and loved pushing limits. And everybody here loves movies, and that’s what the show is really about. So yeah, the internet likes to make up stories and narratives. But I love the passion behind it because people just love the show and want more people to see it. So I’m all for that.”
Source: The Hollywood Reporter / Getty
Well, we fully expect that conversation to start up again, especially since this was a show with a Black lead.
But with its cancellation, it continues to follow Marvel Studios’ blueprint regarding its streaming series. All of them, except for Loki, which had two seasons, and WandaVision, which spawned spinoffs VisionQuest and Agatha All Along, all had one season.
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Responds
The actor took to Instagram with a photo of him wearing a Wonder Man cap and a caption responding to the cancellation, where he took the high road by shouting out the appreciative viewers.
“Word just dropped that Wonder Man won’t be coming back for Season 2. (And if you don’t knowww, now ya knoww! ) That’s life, right? Everything will shake out. I wanted to say thank you to everybody who WATCHED the show, ENJOYED the show, and SHARED that they enjoyed the show in some way or other. The show worked. And that’s my favorite thing about it. I could see it on the faces of the Youtube Reactors (because I watched along with y’all this time. Shoutout to y’all) and I can see in the messages I get saying how the show reminded some of you not to give up, and I feel it in the genuine love shared when I bump into some of you all during the day. So, thinking of you all today. I’m glad we got to be a part of something cool. Thank you for watching… And uhh… See you at the EMMYS.”
It was a tough pill to swallow with the tragic loss of Chadwick Boseman in 2020, especially for fans of the Black Panther cinematic universe he helped spearhead into a billion-dollar franchise just two years prior. After a somber-yet-successful sequel in 2022, fans have been waiting patiently to find out who will finally be chosen to carry on the Black Panther moniker throughout the MCU moving forward.
The anticipation came to an end last week during San Diego Comic-Con when it was officially announced that rising star David Jonsson will take on the titular role for the upcoming release of Black Panther 3 in 2028.
The 32-year-old British actor is slated to play an adult version of Prince T’Challa II ‘Toussaint,’ who was revealed at the end of the last film to be the son of Nakia (Lupita Nyong’o) and Boseman’s late King T’Challa. It comes as a surprise to many who thought the role would surely be given to fellow Brit fave, Damson Idris, or even willing to wait it out for Divine Love Konadu-Sun, the young actor who introduced the character in Wakanda Forever, to age into the role.
While the latter option is admittedly too long of a wait for the average attention span, some are still feeling a bit salty that a dream fancasting fell through.
On the flip side, many others understood the decision from jump and have since been applauding both director Ryan Coogler and Marvel alike for not only getting it right talent-wise but also doing a convincing job in the looks department.
For those still in doubt, we believe that Jonsson’s previous film work does a great job in proving he’s a great fit for the role. From dynamic sci-fi thrillers and boundary-pushing television to respectable work on the stage, his choice of roles so far have been diverse and full of range. Although it may feel like he’s a bit green to take on such a coveted character, we think he has what it takes to step into the culturally iconic role.
Keep scrolling to get a look at 8 previous roles by actor David Jonsson that prove he’s a great choice to play the title role in Black Panther 3, in theaters on December 15, 2028:
“They call me the golden child of Harlem because I’m bringing every generation together, and now it’s my turn to carry the torch.”
Basically since Hip-Hop’s inception, Harlem has served as one of the Culture’s most influential proving grounds. Long before today’s streaming era, the neighborhood helped shape generations of stars, from Doug E. Fresh and Big L to Ma$e, Cam’ron, Jim Jones, A$AP Rocky and countless others. Uptown has always produced artists with distinct personalities, larger-than-life confidence, swag and an unmistakable sense of style. More importantly, each generation has eventually been challenged to carry the borough’s legacy while creating something uniquely its own.
The Harlem native is on fire, spending the past two years transforming from an underground favorite into one of New York City’s rising young stars. His breakout On The Radar freestyle, co-sign by Cam’ron, numerous collaborations across multiple generations of Harlem talent and more…makes it clear he’s the next standard bearer.
When AllHipHop contributor Slops caught up with Fergie Baby at the legendary WonWorld Studios in Times Square, he spoke candidly about his journey and all aspects of being called Harlem’s “golden child.” And, now that he’s on, the frustrations of signing a major deal and how he plans to unite Harlem. Tap in.
AllHipHop: It feels like everybody is discovering you this year, but this didn’t happen overnight. When did everything really start moving?
Fergie Baby: Nah, probably like two years ago. That’s really when everything started unfolding after I did my On The Radar freestyle. But I’ve been around before that. I always felt this moment was coming. It never felt like luck. It felt like something I was building toward.
AllHipHop: What separates somebody grinding locally from somebody suddenly getting played on Hot 97 every day?
Fergie Baby: Consistency. Faith. Sometimes you’ve got to be a little delusional too. There are going to be times where it’s just you on your journey. You’ve got to keep believing when nobody else does. Then you’ve got to build the right team around you. Everybody has to understand their role and have your best interests at heart.
Once all those pieces come together, people start paying attention. They believe in your brand. They believe in your music. And at the end of the day, the music has to be good.
AllHipHop: Your sound is hard to compare because every record feels different. How do you describe Fergie Baby?
Fergie Baby: I’m just a rapper from Harlem.
I bring energy, confidence and storytelling whether it’s good, bad or ugly. I want people to feel where I come from. My roots are nostalgic, but it still sounds refreshing. You might hear something that reminds you of the old days, but it’s still brand new.
That’s really what I’m trying to represent. The rebirth of Hip-Hop. The new New York.
AllHipHop: I’ve always described you as Busta Rhymes’ energy, DaBaby’s aggression and Cam’ron’s Harlem swagger mixed together.
Fergie Baby:(laughs) I hear DaBaby all the time. I hear Busta too. The Cam comparison? That’s fire.
AllHipHop: Speaking of Cam, that’s not exactly an easy verse to get these days. How did that relationship happen?
Fergie Baby: Shout out Suga Duggar. He started supporting me early because I’m from Harlem. He kept posting me and showing love. One day Cam saw it and basically asked, “Who is this?”
Suga told him, “That’s the new guy from Harlem.” Cam checked me out and said, “Nah, he’s him.” Since then we’ve just been building. He actually helped put together both the “Harlem River Drive” remix and “Good Day To Be A Harlem” remix. He really believed in the vision.
That’s love.
AllHipHop: Harlem legends don’t hand out co-signs very often.
Fergie Baby: That’s why I appreciate it.
Cam sees I’m authentic. He knows this is real Harlem. He believes the music is real too.
AllHipHop: It isn’t just Cam. Jim Jones, Max B, A$AP Ferg. Everybody seems to be embracing you.
Fergie Baby: They call me the golden child of Harlem now because I’m bringing generations together. I’m on Max’s album. I’ve got records with Cam.
I’ve worked with A$AP Ferg. Then I got the younger generation too. That’s important because for a while New York had a problem where the OGs weren’t passing the torch. Now they’re looking around asking who’s next.
That’s a beautiful thing.
AllHipHop: Everybody thought you belonged on the XXL Freshman cover.
Fergie Baby: Everything happens for a reason.
I was just happy to even be nominated because that list basically tells you who’s hot in the country. I was the only Harlem artist there. That says enough. If next year comes around? It depends where I’m at. If I’m already past freshman status, maybe I don’t even need it.
AllHipHop: Your debut album feels different from your earlier projects.
Fergie Baby: Those projects were appetizers. The album is everything. It’s the storytelling. The hype records. The pain. The fun. Everything together in one body of work that shows exactly why I’m “God From Harlem.”
AllHipHop: One thing fans don’t realize is how much changes once you sign a label deal.
Fergie Baby:Man… samples.
Before I got signed I could make whatever I wanted. Once you’re with a label, everything has to be cleared. Sometimes they don’t have the budget. Sometimes they just don’t want to clear it.
That shocked me.
AllHipHop: That’s what happened with “Lennox Poppin”?
Fergie Baby: Exactly. They told me I couldn’t officially release it. So I dropped the video anyway. Everybody started asking why it wasn’t on streaming. Chris Brown commented on it.
Then Empire realized, “Alright… we’ve got to clear this now.” I basically forced their hand.
AllHipHop: That’s a pretty bold move.
Fergie Baby: Sometimes you’ve got to trust your instincts. I knew the people would connect with it.
AllHipHop: Has the label process affected your creativity?
Fergie Baby: One hundred percent. Music is supposed to be free. Now you’re pouring your soul into records and suddenly somebody says, “You can’t use that.” Then you’ve got deadlines.
You start over. It’s definitely frustrating. But it’s part of the business.
AllHipHop: You even gave us an exclusive about another record.
Fergie Baby: Yeah. Me and Max B got something crazy. The hook sounds like classic 2007 Max. I’m hoping it makes everything work out because it’s special.
If it doesn’t happen now, maybe it’ll come later. Everything happens for a reason.
AllHipHop: You kept the album almost entirely Harlem.
Fergie Baby: That was intentional. This one is for home. After that, I’ll branch out. But I wanted my first album to represent where I’m from.
AllHipHop: Explain Harlem during the summer to somebody who’s never been there.
Fergie Baby: Everybody outside.
It’s one big block party.
Music everywhere.
Dominoes.
Basketball arguments.
Rap battles.
Baby moms pulling up.
Anything can happen.
But it’s community.
It’s Black excellence.
Black culture.
Everybody just wants to feel good, look good, smell good and enjoy themselves.
That’s Harlem.
AllHipHop: You toured Europe recently. Did that surprise you?
Fergie Baby: Paris was crazy. They love Hip-Hop over there. I’m getting stopped on the street. Red carpets. Fans everywhere. It showed me my music already reaches the world. That changed my mindset. Now I know this thing is worldwide.
AllHipHop: Before the On The Radar freestyle, did you know this was possible?
Fergie Baby: I always believed. But after that… Now I know I’m him. Now it’s undeniable. I just have to keep the torch going.
AllHipHop: You’ve always carried yourself like somebody who was already signed.
Fergie Baby: That’s how I looked at it. nYou have to market yourself like you’re already there.
People like you saw it before everybody else. Now the rest of the world is catching up.
AllHipHop: Before we go… give us your all-time Harlem music Mount Rushmore.
Fergie Baby: No order.
Cam’ron.
Juelz Santana.
Ma$e.
A$AP Rocky.
And I’m cheating with the last spot.
Teyana Taylor and Big L.
Teyana’s bigger than music. She’s always going to matter.
Akbar V got a virtual sucker punch the other day and broke down in tears.
Somehow or another, she was yanked into a livestream with Tia Kemp, the former babe of Rick Ross, after Tia played Cardi B’s newly released song “AH HA.”
All of a sudden this thing turned into a name calling session of epic proportions.
Tia played the record during the livestream while Akbar listened and reacted. The mood quickly shifted into toxic mode as Akbar appeared irritated and confused. Tia was vibing to the song. And then Tia calls her everything except a kitchen sink. Akbar, in another video, breaks down in tears. She also talked about trying hard to do better. At the same time, she said she gotta put blood in somebody’s mouth. She may be a Gemini.
Akbar V breaks down in tears after finding out that people actually love Cardi B in real life.
For anyone familiar with Akbar’s history with Cardi B, Tia pressing play was never going to feel like just another song selection.
Akbar V and Cardi B have been exchanging shots for years, and their rivalry popped off again this summer. In July, Akbar criticized Cardi’s recent musical output and urged her to “get in the booth,” like as in a rap battle. Cardi responded fast during a livestream, reigniting the feud.
Where did this all start?
Their issues date back way back to 2022, when Akbar questioned the success of Cardi B and GloRilla’s#### collaboration “Tomorrow 2.” It rapidly became personal insults, accusations and more on Al Gore’s internet. Tia Kemp’s role seems exclusively Cardi-related, however, they have their own uncomfortable history.
During Akbar’s 2024 appearance on the Zeus Network Ak said she’d never collaborate with Cardi B. Tia merely questioned why the two rappers could not simply move past their differences.
Then it got ugly.
Akbar told Tia she would be nothing without Rick Ross. Tia immediately fired back..yada, yada, yada…Cardi’s “AH HA” enters the picture.
Tia played Akbar like a piano. Period.
And she got no mercy from the internet or Cardi B.
Deen The Great is facing legal trouble that could carry significant consequences after Florida prosecutors charged the popular streamer with felony robbery in connection with an alleged confrontation aboard a yacht in Miami.
The former boxer faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted on felony robbery charges.
Deen, whose legal name is Nurideen Shabazz, was also charged with misdemeanor battery stemming from an alleged incident on May 27 involving a woman, according to court documents.
Authorities say the woman, described as a female acquaintance, contacted police after claiming the two got into a verbal dispute while on a yacht. She alleged the disagreement escalated after other men attempted to speak with her.
According to her account, Shabazz warned her not to entertain conversations with anyone else before ordering her off the vessel. She further alleged that when she attempted to record the interaction on her phone, he grabbed her forearm in an effort to stop her.
The woman told investigators the encounter left a minor scratch on her left forearm.
Miami prosecutors have since filed felony robbery and misdemeanor battery charges against Shabazz. Additional details surrounding the robbery allegation, including what property was allegedly taken, were not immediately available based on the information released.
Shabazz has built a substantial online following through livestreaming and social media, where he is known as Deen The Great. He also frequently connects with former boxer Adrien Broner.
The charges now place the internet personality at the center of a criminal case that could have major legal ramifications if prosecutors secure a conviction.
As of now, Shabazz has not responded to the allegations.
Massive Attack faces a Singapore ban after authorities punished its members for raising a Palestinian flag and backing Gaza onstage.
Massive Attack performed Wednesday at The Star Theatre, where two members displayed the flag as the crowd cheered.
One member also shouted “Free Palestine,” while concertgoers reportedly joined the chant during the politically charged finale.
Singapore authorities said police investigated two members for supporting a political cause and displaying a foreign national emblem without permission.
“The police take a serious view of acts which could potentially harm the racial and religious harmony in Singapore and urge the public, including foreigners, to refrain from importing foreign politics as this can undermine our social cohesion and the rule of law,” authorities said.
Both men received stern warnings and reentry bans, while regulators said future applications for Massive Attack performances would be rejected.
That stand reflects a widening argument that Israel’s response to Hamas’ October 7 attack produced a severely lopsided human toll.
Hamas-led fighters killed roughly 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and seized 251 hostages during the 2023 assault on southern Israel. By July 29, Gaza’s Health Ministry reported 73,333 Palestinian deaths, more than 61 times the October 7 figure.
The ministry does not distinguish between civilians and combatants, although United Nations reporting attributes its casualty figures directly to the agency.
Israel says its forces target militants and denies genocide or war crimes, while attacks have continued despite an October 2025 ceasefire.
The International Criminal Court issued a 2024 warrant accusing Netanyahu of alleged war crimes, though Israel rejects the court’s authority.
The episode follows AllHipHop’s coverage of Kneecap, another act punished after turning support for Palestinians into a public flashpoint.
Netanyahu is preparing to address the September United Nations gathering in New York after meeting with Trump in Washington, while Mayor Zohran Mamdani wants federal authorities to execute the warrant.
) That’s life, right? Everything will shake out. I wanted to say thank you to everybody who WATCHED the show, ENJOYED the show, and SHARED that they enjoyed the show in some way or other. The show worked. And that’s my favorite thing about it. I could see it on the faces of the Youtube Reactors (because I watched along with y’all this time. Shoutout to y’all) and I can see in the messages I get saying how the show reminded some of you not to give up, and I feel it in the genuine love shared when I bump into some of you all during the day. So, thinking of you all today. I’m glad we got to be a part of something cool. Thank you for watching… And uhh… See you at the EMMYS.”
