50 Cent stays the king of hip-hop change as he joins in on the laughter over Dame Dash’s dental accident. The Roc-a-Fella Records co-founder floored Instagram Live viewers when his personalized, shiny grill fell out of his mouth in front of everyone on September 5.

Fans knew it wouldn’t take long for the G-Unit rapper to get his hands on the fabric and mock the previous music executive, especially considering 50 Cent recently rehashed the subject of how Dame proved he was a hater.

In his interview, “Million Dollaz Worth of Game,” he recalled, “The only person who pointed out that a million dollars wasn’t money was Damon Dash, and now he’s got no money,” 50 said of his industry peers’ comments about his first music contract. “How can you say it’s no money?” he asked.

During Live, Dash looked as if it would address the insult when asked if he would consider teaming up with 50 Cent on a movie or television project. In short, he said, “I’m never mad at the generals teaming up. I wouldn’t even notice him if I didn’t think he was worthy (of being) an opponent. A lot of talk about niggas, I don’t even notice that, but 50 Cent, oh yeah, let’s go.”

The two are currently at an impasse, initiated by Dame, to see who can release an app for his or her media networks first. A deal for 50 Cent Action, an ad-free channel, was signed with Lionsgate in August. Dame is the founding father of the self-funded American Nu Network.

Moments later, as he took a sip of orange juice, the grill fell out of his mouth. Dame tried to stop viewers from seeing the aftermath by turning the camera away from his face before eventually handing the phone to a lady standing nearby. In the background, he was briefly seen apparently attempting to put the shiny accessory back in place.

The “Power” co-creator quickly edited videos of Dame and rappers Hurricane Chris and Desiigner, who dared to talk out against him in the laugh-out-loud video. In between clips, he flipped through pages of his recent book, a novel titled “The Accomplice.” While other artists were highlighted, 50 Cent made sure to offer special mention to Dame in the caption.

“Wow man your teeth fell out LOL. What a week, all roads lead to Shreveport. Let’s go. LMAO,” he said he wrote. In the comments, one follower wrote: “They do this to each other all the time. It never fails.”

50 Cent recorded one other video mocking Dame, captioning it, “I don’t know why things are the way they are but lately everytime someone tries to do some stupid thing!”

Dame joined in the mockery, retweeting an edited clip of the incident, writing: “My diamond grills popped out because that’s what happens when you’re broke.”

Dame Dash finally provided an evidence as to why his teeth (or protective grille) fell out of his mouth.

“First of all, sh—ts ain’t dentures; they’re my grills,” the previous Roc-A-Fella boss said, pointing to the diamond grille that covers his top row of teeth. He went on to clarify that he’s had dental implants for 20 years and wishes the required oral surgery to interchange them.

Dame, who admits that the procedure is already overdue, then shows the camera how easily his implants are coming out, taking them out together with the diamond grid. Despite the entire world laughing at him, Dame takes all of it in stride.

“You know, I thought it was funny. I didn’t try to edit it. I think it’s good for jokes ig—,” he said, before reiterating that he doesn’t wear prosthetics.

Reaction to the post “teeth falling out of mouth” To read“If ‘lying through teeth’ was a person.” Someone else wrote: “The panic after this shows it wasn’t the grid.” While a 3rd comment read: “The grid is too heavy for dentures.. Need more glue unc lol.”

Current speculation concerning the drying up of Dame’s vault as the reason for his missing upper row of teeth is an element of a wider discussion.

Earlier this 12 months, he was issued an order sell his 1/3 stake in Roc-a-Fella; the remaining two-thirds are split equally between co-founders Jay-Z and Kareem “Biggs” Burke to recuperate costs in a separate lawsuit. He hopes to secure a bid in excess of $10 million.

Angel Reese has no hatred for WNBA rookie Caitlin Clark, despite the constant headlines and social media comments pitting the ladies against one another.

The same can’t be said for the Indiana Fever star’s fans who went too far to destroy Angel. The Chicago Sky forward opened up about how he’s endured infinite cyberattacks from Clark’s legion of supporters for the reason that two athletes’ teams faced off in back-to-back NCAA title games in 2023.

Angel and the Louisiana State University Tigers won the championship a yr ago against Clark and the University of Iowa Hawks, and the “you can’t see me” gesture between the highest college players on the time fueled furious discussions about racism, prompting critics who accused Reese of lacking sportsmanship in comparison with Clark.

Now, as each women enter their debut seasons as skilled basketball players, the attacks remain. Angel, who recently made WNBA history because the all-time leading rookie rebounder, addressed the hate she faces on the “Unapologetically Angel” podcast on Sept. 5.

When asked by co-host Maya Reese about her tackle the media story concerning the two players being at odds, she first said, “Caitlin is an amazing player, and I’ve always thought she was an amazing player. We’ve been playing together since high school.”

The 2024 Rookie of the Year candidate continued, “I think it’s just the fans — her fans, the Iowa fans, now the Indiana fans — that are so… they ride for her, and I respect that. Sometimes it’s very rude. I think there’s a lot of racism when it comes to that, and I don’t think she’s leaning into that.”

The indisputable fact that the ladies’ fans give kkk and the indisputable fact that she doesn’t tell them about it out loud makes me imagine that she tolerates their mean and rude behavior. https://t.co/Xb7ohqFgK5

— 𝕸𝕞𝕖𝕣𝕚𝕔𝕒 𝕙𝕒𝕤 𝕒 𝕡𝕣𝕠𝕓𝕝𝕖𝕞 (@lazytaurus__) September 6, 2024

When a clip of the conversation began circulating on Twitter, one person he commented“I wouldn’t even doubt that shit, some people are fucking weird.”

Clark has faced criticism for not speaking out loudly enough against the hate directed at Angel, or no less than not checking in to see if her fans were being attacked.

A podcast listener responded to a fraction of Angel’s statement in tweet which stated, “The fact that the girls’ fans give kkk and she pays no attention to them makes me believe that she tolerates their vile, dirty behavior.”

Renovated tweet who admonished the racist undertones of Clark’s supporters, said, “Caitlin Clark is in the wrong league if she refuses to take a stand against racism. Even though she didn’t ask to be the great white hope, the moguls made her one, and that causes real harm.”

As reported ESPN In June, Clark expressed her desire to maintain her name out of racist and misogynistic conversations. “People shouldn’t be using my name to promote these shows. It’s disappointing. It’s unacceptable,” she told the media.

“I don’t spend a lot of thought and time thinking about things like that, and honestly, I don’t see a lot of it,” she added. “Basketball is my job. I can’t control everything that’s out there, so I’m not going to spend time thinking about it.”

But Angel and social media users agree that some of Clark’s following is volatile and racially charged and doesn’t understand boundaries. The 6-foot-3 athlete said, “As far as the death threats I’m talking about, people have come to my address, followed me home, like that’s what it boils down to.”

Additionally, the Maryland native revealed, “I’ve had people take pictures of me naked, literally, of AI, multiple times. They’ve sent them to my family members. My family members are like uncles sending them to me like, ‘Are you naked on Instagram?’… It’s just horrible to see that and it’s really hard for me to go through with it.”

The former LSU star was moved to tears in April at a post-game news conference where he spoke concerning the death threats he received, sexualizedand the subject of online attacks. “This has all happened since I won the national championship,” Angel said.

“It sucks, but I wouldn’t change a thing, and I would still sit here and say I am my unapologetic self. I will always leave that mark and I will be myself and I will stick to that.” Her then-teammate Flau’jae Johnson also defended her, noting that her captain was a powerful, caring and loving person.

A month earlier, in March, she spoke out about AI photos of herself that were circulating online, tweeting on the time: “AI creating fake photos of me is crazy and weird!”

Few can deny that Hulk Hugan is a legend when it comes to American wrestling. Since his meteoric rise within the Nineteen Eighties, when he took the torch from Andre the Giant, he carried the previous World Wrestling Federation on his back until it became $6.8 billion company that’s its new edition, World Wrestling Entertainment.

Hogan, whose real name is Terry Gene Bollea, has at all times had a brand that was distinguished by his blond hair, blue eyes, muscular physique, which has fueled his popularity as he has appeared on posters, lunch boxes, T-shirts and other fan-made merchandise. He even had a cartoon.

But his often racist statements and political opinions, including being an open MAGA fan, supporting Donald Trump on the Republican National Convention, and publicly insulting and belittling Vice President Kamala Harris, have turned lots of the same individuals who rooted for him from a young age into haters.

The parody site WrestleOops could fall into this category, posting a photograph of him on Platform X with the caption, “HEARTBREAKING (broken heart emoji) Hulk Hogan was found alive this morning at the age of 71.”

In 24 hours, greater than 2.4 million X users viewed the post, and nearly 900 people posted comments. The comments were a mixture of criticism of the account for its vulgar humor and an emphasis on the joke.

“Legal action should be taken against the person running this account,” one fan wrote. he wrote.

HEARTBREAKING💔 Hulk Hogan was found alive this morning on the age of 71 photo:twitter.com/q3Yttjh0Sm

— WrestleOops (@WrestleOops_) September 4, 2024

Other he tweeted“Too much… that really scared me” – as a 3rd comment he stated“This is absolutely disgusting behavior.”

One user X he exclaimed“Yoooooooo that scared me for a second. My heart dropped.”

While others he said“Leave him alone, he’s a legend” AND “Incredibly bad taste!! Not funny.”

Not everyone was offended. Some jumped into the gag.

“They say the good die young,” one person said. he tweetedbefore adding: “The world will be watching Hogan for a long time to come.”

Other he joked“It wasn’t fun. I got my hopes up and I’m almost celebrating.”

Hogan’s openly bigoted antics have cost him a few years, and his latest controversy could also be no exception.

On August 19, 2024, Hogan, still high from his RNC performance, caused outrage at The Thirsty Cowboy in Medina, Ohio. Fueled by the gang and alcohol, he grabbed a microphone and launched right into a derogatory tirade, threatening to “body-slam” Vice President Kamala Harris and mocking her Native American heritage.

Someone in the gang recorded his disgusting remark, which was sent to TMZ, from where it was distributed world wide.

“You want me to bodyslam somebody? You want me to bodyslam Kamala Harris?” he shouted to the gang. “I said, you want me to bodyslam Kamala Harris? You want me to bodyslam Kamala?”

His mockery didn’t stop there. Hogan raised his hand in a stereotypical gesture, asking, “Is Kamala a chameleon? Is she Indian?”

Hogan’s attack on Harris struck many as offensive, noting that her father is Jamaican and her mother is of Asian Indian descent.

The backlash was swift. A day after his remarks, director Todd Phillips announced that the long-awaited Hogan biopic, which was to star Chris Hemsworth, had been scrapped. “I love what we tried to do, but it’s not going to work for me,” Phillips told Variety.

Hogan was also heckled at a social gathering, however the unruly web personality mocked him using his own theme song and catchphrases.

Hogan’s history of racist comments is well-documented. In 2015, he was fired from WWE after a video surfaced of him repeatedly using the N-word in reference to his daughter’s dating life.

WWE severed all ties with him, removing his name from the Hall of Fame and pulling his merchandise. Although he eventually apologized and was reinstated in 2018, his image never fully recovered in the general public eye, leaving him in search of solace and celebration within the midst of Trump’s America.

Hogan recently revealed in an interview with Jake Paul:“IMPULSING” that he has signed a five-year contract with WWE that features ambassadorships, licensing and product merchandising.