Latasha Transrina Kebe defends honoring comedian Rollin Ray, saying disabled performers share the humor rather than being mocked. She pushes back on commenters taking offense and promotes an upcoming Zoom block party on TashaKLive.com with wine, cannabis, and talk about Corey Holcomb.
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Why y'all always waking up with attitudes trying to pick fights? Why y'all always up under the comment section always trying to pick out something or trying to get offended about something? This is not the page for that. Okay? We get up over here, we sip wine, we laugh, we laugh at people's thousand cavities in they mouth. Sorry, don't call me white girl, but your mouth is looking real West Virginian and looking real white about now. Your true color coming out. But why, why are y'all upset that I paid homage to Rollin Ray? Rollin' Ray was on my show a few times. He was exceptionally funny. Nobody picked on him because of his disability. We loved Ray because of the disability, because of the courage that he had, because of him being funny and not allowing his disability to stop him from entertaining us. And he rolled so that Shamar, Big Marco, could lean. And now we lean into his song every damn day. We doing the damn lean dance. And y'all in the comments, come on, oh, this is offensive, oh, this is sensitive. Oh, you ain't had nothing else better to say. You're supposed to laugh because they are our social media comedians to make us feel great about life when we're overjudging it. If they got problems and can overlook those problems and pursue their dreams regardless of what disabilities they may have or setbacks, then so can you. Stop making everything about you. Ain't nobody picking on nobody. We laughing with them, not at them. Now I gotta go. Bye.
We about to start our Zoom call, our Zoom block party. So bring your reefer and your wine, okay? We talking about Corey Holcomb punching women in the face, but then, you know, when men want to fight him, you know what I'm saying, he want to sit down and talk, you know, because he love men. That's why. All right, we're going to talk about a lot more. It starts at 7:30 PM Eastern Standard Time in 30 minutes on TashaKLive.com.
Yeah, but y'all, y'all get up out my comment section with that, okay? If you don't know how to laugh, get aboutā get, get You got to go. You got to go. You got to go. We don't want you to go, but you gotta go.
