WENN.com Country Music Singer Releases Song Against Taking A Knee, Gets Roasted Country music singer Neal McCoy is fed up with people wanting equal rights, and decided to take a stand against kneeling. Yes, you heard it here first: A man named Neal is super upset at people wanting to kneel….poor guy. The song takes a jab at former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick and others who protested the national anthem by taking a knee, in the single he debuted last week. The song is confusingly titled, “Take a Knee, My Ass (I Won’t Take a Knee),” and though it’s unsurprising that a country music star would take a break from singing about his tractor to sing about being racist, the name of the song is what’s got everyone talking. Ok I’ve thought about it for several hours and the correct way to put this in print is “Take A Knee? My Ass!” https://t.co/9H2F55dhg9 — Fiorello La Garbagecan (@StuntBirdArmy) November 18, 2017 The title, “Take A Knee, My Ass” is obviously a terrible name considering the “I Won’t Take A Knee” clarification he felt it necessary to put right afterwards in parentheses. Beside this song being a terrible idea, it’s mostly just hilarious since the title makes absolutely no sense. Take a look at some of the tweets people sent about how dumb “Take A Knee, My Ass” is, and let’s all laugh together.
A Bastille Day celebration turned deadly Thursday after a man driving a truck carrying explosives and plowed into a crowd in Nice in southern France, killing 77, and leaving carnage nearly a mile-long, reports CNN. Police shot and killed the driver, who reportedly pointed his tractor-trailer into the crowd and accelerated, mowing bodies over, witnesses said. Nobody […]
Yo Gotti Wants Another Man Also Held Responsible For Crashing His Lamborghini Yo Gotti doesn’t play around when it comes to his Lamborghini Aventador – which was allegedly damaged after a car shop employee got into a crash while taking the car for a solo test ride – with the rapper heading back to court and demanding another driver involved be held accountable for the damages his pricey ride suffered Gotti aka Mario Mims filed a federal lawsuit against Motorcars of Georgia earlier this year. Back in August 2014, the rapper purchased a Lamborghini Aventador sedan for $409,198.70 from a luxury car dealership in Florida. Following the purchase of the luxury car he has widely showcased the Lamborghini to promote his Yo Gotti persona and brand. The specific car has been referenced in his song lyrics and prominently featured in a 2015 video Then in October 2015, his business partner transported the Lambo – on behalf of the rapper – to Motorcars of Georgia for maintenance and repair services related to the car’s accelerator, clutch and transmission Gotti’s business partner entered into an oral agreement with MOG to provide the maintenance for the Lambo The rapper said neither his partner nor him granted MOG or its employees any permission to operate the Lamborghini outside of their facility for the purpose other than the requested maintenance and repair services. He said that on December 8th, 2015, an employee of MOG named Charles Carden was driving the Lambo on public roads in and around Atlanta, Georgia. Around 6:36am, the luxury car was involved in a crash with a tractor trailer operated by Pam Transport Inc. on Interstate 85 south in Norcross, Georgia The rapper said MOG and their employees were never authorized to drive his car outside of their facility for personal use. The crash resulted in serious physical injury to the Lambo along with permanent depreciation of its value. Gotti said due to MOG’s actions he has been badly damaged, depriving him of his valuable personal property, incurring repair expenses and causing the car to lose value. Further, he claims that the company owes him at least $80 in economic damages along with money for the loss of personal use, loss of promotional and business use of the car, pain and mental anguish and he wants attorney fees too. Motorcars of Georgia headed to court and blasted Gotti’s lawsuit accusing them of taking his luxury car out for a joyride which resulted in the driver crashing the vehicle The company explained that the damage caused to the car is not their fault and solely other parties out of their control. They said the only reason their employee was driving the car was to give it a road test after making the repairs requested by Gotti. The car accident wasn’t their fault and they blamed the driver of the tractor that crashed into the vehicle. The company demanded the entire lawsuit be throw out and the rapper not be awarded a dime. Then on July 5th … Yo Gotti headed back to Georgia Court and demanded he be allowed to add new defendant to the case. He explains he has learned the identity of the employee who was driving his car, Charles Carden, along with the identity of the tractor driver, Timothy Camp, and the company he worked for while driving the tractor, PAM Transport. Gotti wants to hold both drivers and the man’s employer accountable for the damages his luxury ride suffered after the accident. The rapper will be allowed to recover damages from all men involved if the judge signs off on his motion. Nobody is off the hook for bangin’ up the Lambo on Yo Gotti’s watch. Image via Prince Williams/ATLPics.net
Rihanna, 23, was dancing in a red handkerchief bikini when Alan Graham, 61, noticed her and drove over in his tractor to put a stop to things. An Irish farmer who had given Rihanna permission to use his grain field to film her new music video shut down the production on Monday and chastised the pop singer for her “inappropriate” wardrobe. “I have an ethos and I felt it was inappropriate,” Graham told the BBC. “I requested them to stop and they did.” Graham said he granted permission for Rihan
