Brett Cooper

I mean, we literally have people that are being investigated by the FBI, the CIA, reading their texts just for their speech.

But then this week, Afro man of all people wins a defamation lawsuit against him on the basis of his freedom.

freedom of speech.

And suddenly my hope is restored and yours should be too.

I am so excited to do this episode because I think my favorite genre of content online right now is celebrity court cases.

It's like us getting a inside look into the insanity of these cases.

It is just the greatest thing ever from Johnny Depp to Cardi B to, oh my gosh, what if Paltrow and the skiing case, everything.

I mean, it is just so insane.

Oh, we can't

forget Young Thug, truly humble under God.

I mean, it is just so crazy.

And the latest one just might take the cake, the lemon pound cake, if you will.

All right, so one thing that you need to know is that this lawsuit against the rapper Afro Man, it is the final boss of the Streisand effect because I, like many of you, I am sure, had no idea that this was happening.

It's like the Cynthia Erivo clip, like, I really had no idea that this was going on, whatever that meme is.

Because all of this happened like four, three years ago.

Afro Man was releasing all these songs, defaming people, mocking people.

We had no idea until the trial started this week and all of the clips started circulating.

And so for the people who sued Afro Man and subsequently lost, it is a bad day.

Because now we're all talking and I'm about to dedicate an entire episode to how ridiculous they are.

All right, so if you do not know who Afro Man is, much like me, he was, you know, before my time, I think.