SOHH Squad
West Coast rapper Game’s personal trainer went the extra mile to have him get extra motivated. The hip-hop veteran revealed a reference to the recently plump Kanye West getting liposuction enhanced his workout goals.
The Los Angeles native went to Instagram Thursday (May 17) with the hilarious revelation.
Ah man! 😂 Even 📸 @thegame trainer throwing some playful shade at @kanyewest 🐻 pic.twitter.com/9Ktych3W6Q
— SOHH (@sohh) May 17, 2018
A few weeks ago, Kanye made headlines after revealing he had liposuction so people wouldn’t call him fat.
Recently, Game promised he wouldn’t give up on Kanye despite controversy he created over slavery.
“Notice that a week ago the world was silent about Kanye. Now the entire world is in uproar over things he has said or done for the world to see,” The Game told Billboard via email. “Don’t think for a minute that his actions and plan weren’t well thought out and set up for his goal to reach his maximum potential. Kanye will always be a friend of mine & although I might not necessarily agree with his views on certain topics, that is what separate us as individuals.” (Billboard)
Despite Game’s promise to stick by Ye’s side, various high-profile celebrities shared their disappointment in West.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BiShU38gvUA/
I’ve had it with @KanyeWest + @RKelly using the imagery of lynching as rebuttals re: their dastardly behavior. Evoking racial terrorism and murder for personal gain/blame is stratospheric in is audacity and ignorance. This is what lynching looked like. How dare they? pic.twitter.com/wfobcdjiKL
— Ava DuVernay (@ava) May 2, 2018
Shame on you, @kanyewest + @rkelly. If you want to have a REAL conversation about lynching, get at me. Until then, have some respect and dignity for the dead. The murdered. You’ve gone beyond embarrassing yourselves. You’re both in territory that you don’t REALLY want to be in. pic.twitter.com/LXci0F0umc
— Ava DuVernay (@ava) May 2, 2018
According to @MemPeaceJustice, more than 4,000 black men, women and children were hung/lynched between 1877 and 1950. @kanyewest + @rkelly are using their heinous murders in tweets and press statements. Using our ancestors’ pain as punchlines. pic.twitter.com/DHlwIF5kLc
— Ava DuVernay (@ava) May 2, 2018
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