Netflix Hits Back at Mo'Nique's Discrimination Claims
Netflix is retaliating against Mo'nique's discrimination law suit terming it as "nonsensical". The comedian sued the streaming giant back in November, claiming that their $500,000 stand-up offer was less compared to that of "bigger" stars like Ellen DeGeneres. Netflix now says Mo'Nique failed to explain why she deserved the same pay, "And Plaintiff fails to explain why she was entitled to be offered what the stars to whom she compares herself were offered for creating such comedy specials." It will indeed be exciting to see who will emerge the winner in this brawl.Oscar-winning actress and comedian Monique is suing Netflix for alleged discrimination. She claims she was only offered a half million dollars for her stand-up special while Amy Schumer received 11-million dollars for hers.
?Do you think Monique has a case? pic.twitter.com/pzwR00Vfx6
— The Talk (@TheTalkCBS) November 14, 2019
Oscar-winning actress and comedian Monique is suing Netflix for alleged discrimination. She claims she was only offered a half million dollars for her stand-up special while Amy Schumer received 11-million dollars for hers.
?Do you think Monique has a case? pic.twitter.com/pzwR00Vfx6
— The Talk (@TheTalkCBS) November 14, 2019
Oscar winner Mo'Nique says she was offered 'a fraction' of what other comedians were paid by Netflix for an hour-long comedy special — now she's suing the company for race and gender discrimination pic.twitter.com/okSPGbUEie
— Tomthunkit™ (@TomthunkitsMind) January 8, 2020
Khaligraph's Scathing Diss Track to Black Bonez Turns Heads
Khaligraph Jones turned heads on Tuesday following the release of his diss track "Best Rapper in Nigeria". The rapper did the stint after Nigerian artist Black Bonez belittled his "Best Rapper" win at Soundcity's MVP awards last weekend. "The Nigerian Rap Scene Has just been Colonized, Khaligraph Jones is the Best Rapper There, I am coming to get My citizenship. the OG shall be Respected #respecttheogs #makeafricanhiphopgreatagain", posted Khali. Papa Jones topped trends both at home (Kenya) and Nigeria just minutes after the release. He is expected to shake things up down south next.Khaligraph Jones is The Best Rapper in Nigeria. The OG shall be respected ...https://t.co/WDOapwMh7P pic.twitter.com/trTMEWAtAu
— Khaligraph Jones (@KHALIGRAPH) January 14, 2020
For sure no Nigerian rapper is replying Khaligraph jones, we hand him over to South African rappers, God will fight for us ??
— Call me Philter!?? (@Ogbeni_Philter) January 14, 2020
guys can you make khaligraph jones trend for dissing me? he needs the Nigerian hype please https://t.co/ahowYTcmkv
— mr boombastic ? (@BlaqBonez) January 14, 2020
Tekashi 6ix9ine "Fears for Life" In Prison, Requests Home Confinement
Tekashi 6ix9ine's lawyer is requesting home confinement for completion of his remaining sentence. The 23-year-old, rainbow-haired rhymester claims gangbangs in jail are out to get him, following his snitch move on the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods criminal group. Tekashi was sentenced late last year for running with the criminal gang which he says provided "career, credibility, street credibility, videos, music and the protection". He is currently serving time in an unspecified private jail.Tekashi69 Says He's Not Safe In Jail, Wants To Serve Sentence At Home https://t.co/IvyFxIesA9
— TMZ (@TMZ) January 15, 2020
Tekashi 6ix9ine seeks to serve remainder of prison sentence at home, citing safety concerns.https://t.co/qYwkRJDbiF pic.twitter.com/QX4A6IS7Wg
— The FADER (@thefader) January 15, 2020
Tekashi 6ix9ine wants out of prison ASAP to serve the remainder of his sentence at home because the rapper believes he's at serious risk behind bars. #6ix9ine Tekashi's lawyer, Lance Lazzaro, just filed docs, obtained by TMZ, asking the judge to allow him to pic.twitter.com/NJ0DG04wIU
— streetjuicetv (@streetjuicetv2) January 15, 2020
