Implied to me you either didn't see, or were ignoring the video and making decision based merely on the writtern article. If that is not the case, I apologize.
Jay Z attacks female fan who wanted a photo
Implied to me you either didn't see, or were ignoring the video and making decision based merely on the writtern article. If that is not the case, I apologize.
I assumed (easily my mistake) that this would have indicated I had indeed watched the short video clip. I'd also assumed (again, my error) that anyone making such large judgements based on so limited a video, would very likely be reaching for material.
Give me the full video, say, 30 seconds before and 30 seconds after the shove.
That's like watching only the first five seconds of the Rodney King beating and saying; Ahh, well, if he did that, he deserves a good whooping.
I'm not activly trying to defend the guy here, I'm just trying to make the point that with the tiny amount of information available about the incident, making any judgements might be a tad premature.
Point taken. I skimmed your reply.
As well, that's an editted video, obviously. I don't have a longer one or I would have posted it.
But you can see clearly she is standing there, and then he shoves the camera, and then her face. We can't really see any justification.
As well, that's an editted video, obviously. I don't have a longer one or I would have posted it.
But you can see clearly she is standing there, and then he shoves the camera, and then her face. We can't really see any justification.
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But still we know nothing about the issue. I agree with Beff, a biased article and a too-short video clip is not enough to make a judgment. Maybe they talked earlier, maybe she was saying something, maybe this is his second time through the hallway, maybe she was told never to come back at some other point, maybe ... maybe ... maybe.
It's not biased. The guy is an ebonic idiot, but he has no bias. If anything he is pro Jay Z as his magazine is pro rap, and Jay Z is a rapper.
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Granted, the suggested bias goes the other way, but it still remains a true bias.
How can a rap magazine be biased against a rapper, specialy when he says "we don't need this"?