Stronger Than Hate

 

I'm sure DJ Envy is somewhere wondering what just happened here. He made some off hand comments after an interview with sports analyst Chris Broussard. That have caught fire and taken off on it's own. Charlamagne is the one who made the "Donkey of the day" comments to begin with. Chris Broussard called in to the radio show and did an excellent job of defending his position. Angela Yee saw the writing on the wall and kept her comments to herself. If DJ Envy could do it over again. I'm sure he would do the same. Instead of everyone being disgusted with Charlamagne for making such a dumb video and listening to what Chris Broussard is saying. They choose to focus on the stupid comments made by DJ Envy.

For those reading this, I would only say this on my blog. I wouldn't introduce this topic to a forum with a lot of readers. This is one of those discussions you have with friends behind closed doors. But DJ Envy is getting just what he deserves. He should have been more critical of Charlamagne and why he was going in so hard against Chris Broussard.  It has more to do with jealousy than anything else on both their parts. Charlamagne seems to take issue with all what he calls "Beige Brothers" about everything. He has made a career of hating on Drake for no other reason than his complexion. He looks like an eggplant, so people overlook his pettiness and write it off as a joke. But truth be told to a lesser degree. He feels the same way about his co-host DJ Envy. That's why he threw him under the bus.

That's why DJ Envy should have kept his mouth shut just on the strength. On the strength that Chris Broussard  is going to encounter much of the same prejudices as him. There are people of his own race who didn't care to hear what he had to say the moment they saw his face. I'm sure Envy wouldn't have to think back very far to remember when he was in the same situation. But since Chris Broussard was on point. Those same people directed their feelings at the next closest target. Which was him. It's ironic that DJ Envy was hating on someone for reinforcing a position he held earlier. He didn't show much tolerance in an interview he did with Sydney Starr.  To avoid the encounter Charlamagne left the studio completely.  But they try to talk about this brother making a comment. In this case jealousy is stronger than hate.