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Boxing & Ballin' Out with Draymond Green, Ryan Garcia, Ben Baller, & Cuttino Mobley | THROWING BONES

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The conversation covers the host's transition from DJ to boxer, the global impact of Yao Ming on basketball in Asia, and critical perspectives on social media toxicity and celebrity boxing.summaryCelebrity boxing is viewed critically by professional fighters as 'corny' and potentially harmful to the sport's integrity, though Jake Paul is respected for actually training and fighting seriously.takeaway

NOT For the Easily OFFENDED

Jason Ellis 2.056 views
Michael Ellis and Steve Caballero discuss the validity of celebrity boxing matches, contrasting them with pro wrestling and MMA, while sharing personal anecdotes about school bullying and physical pain tolerance.summaryCelebrity boxing matches like Jake Paul vs. Ben Askren are legitimate fights where knockouts are real, unlike pro wrestling which is scripted; Steve Caballero argues that Chris Jericho's criticism of the fight was hypocrtakeaway

Jason Ellis EXPOSES Mark Cuban’s Secret Baldness, Dave Grohl’s SHOCKING Paternity Scandal, and MORE!

Jason Ellis 2.034 views
Jason Ellis and Michael discuss personal grievances regarding celebrity appearances, specifically mocking Mark Cuban's hairline and Brett Michaels' fashion choices, while defending Ellis's own skateboarding legacy.summaryThe conversation shifts to the psychological pressures of public image, using Axl Rose's weight gain as a case study for the burden of celebrity expectations.summaryCelebrity status can create a disconnect from reality; Ellis suggests that some celebrities, like Mark Cuban, continue behaviors (like wearing comb-overs) that have become socially unacceptable or mocked, possibly due totakeaway

Ebro Calls Jelly Roll a COWARD Over Politics, Joey Bada$$ & Serayah Split, & MORE | THE ELR WEEKLY

The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show
The hosts discuss recent celebrity controversies including Jelly Roll's Trump roast, Joey Bada$$'s breakup, and a lawyer fired for a park affair, while analyzing the societal implications of public shaming and corporate summaryCelebrity political commentary often lacks bravery; artists like Jelly Roll may use humor to avoid taking a firm moral stance on sensitive topics like immigration or deportations due to fear of financial backlash.takeaway