Tag: Social Media

Black TikToker Addresses Content Plagiarism Claims

Black ADHD content creator Brianne Saturdays called out a white influencer for allegedly remaking her video word for word, displaying receipts of the copied content. Saturdays initially felt sadness and fear about publicly defending her work, worried she would face consequences while the accused continued without repercussions. However, she decided defending herself was worth it. Her decision resulted in significant growth, gaining followers rapidly across platforms and receiving support from Black women who recognized what happened.

Savannah James Gets Hermès Worker Fired Over Respect

Savannah James and April McDaniel appeared on the Question Everything podcast to discuss a shopping trip in Italy where an Hermès saleswoman was fired after refusing them service despite having a pre-scheduled appointment.

Boosie Backtracks on ASAP Rocky Thong Photo Claims

Boosie Badazz apologized to ASAP Rocky after learning the viral photo he criticized may have been Photoshopped and that Rocky was not actually wearing a thong onstage. Rocky said the item was actually a microphone pack that was edited to appear as something else.

Cam’ron Threatens NSFW Screengrabs of Cardi B’s Team

Cam'ron's not playing around with a member of Cardi B's team anymore, demanding money he feels he's owed from a studio session and using alleged NSFW messages as leverage. He's threatening to reveal sexual messages and photographic evidence if he doesn't get payment soon for work on an unreleased track.

Nicki Minaj Launches $10 Monthly Subscription for Content

Nicki Minaj has a new way of making money by charging her diehard fans to see all her social media rants. Over the weekend, the Pink Friday rapper announced fans could pay $10 to see exclusive posts on X. The entertainer explained, You can now subscribe to my X account. It's for ppl who wanna have fun, think deeper, grow, learn, laugh, cry, cuss ppl out, look cute sometimes, be yourself at all times elevate, levitate, meditate.

Sneako Backlash Over Islam Comments

Streamer Sneako is facing major backlash after declaring that Islam would take over New York City while invoking Mayor Zohran Mamdani during a crowded World Cup celebration.

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John Patterson Green: Black Lawmaker & Labor Day

This weekend, families and friends across the nation will enjoy a long weekend and a Monday away from work for Labor Day—the unofficial end of summer and the start of a new season. But whether you're enjoying a plate of barbecue, some extra rest, or using your time off to serve your community, remember this name: John Patterson Green.

Yung Filly Guilty of Assault in Mixed Verdict

Yung Filly was convicted of two assault offenses after a jury found he injured a 20-year-old fan by biting her during a hotel encounter in Perth, Australia. He was acquitted of three sexual penetration charges and other counts following an eight-day trial.

Cardi B and Offset Reunite at Kids’ Birthday

Cardi B and Offset put their messy divorce drama on ice for a day, reuniting to celebrate two of their kids' birthdays. The party was decked out with Disney and Sonic the Hedgehog decorations, balloon arches, carnival games and an open bar, with Cardi getting fully into character as Minnie Mouse. Despite their ongoing legal battles, the two managed to set aside their differences for their children's special day.

Sha’Carri Richardson Fined & Community Service for Speeding

Sha'Carri Richardson avoided jail time after reaching a plea deal in her Florida "super speeder" case. As part of the agreement, Richardson must pay a $500 fine, complete 100 hours of community service and take an eight-hour driving course.

Black-Owned Bakery Makes Rent After Ms. Rachel

Ms. Rachel is known for speaking out in support of marginalized communities, but during Black Business Month she proved just how serious she is about backing Black entrepreneurs. One baking company, The Bomme Sweets, is still reaping the rewards of being promoted by the YouTube star. On Aug. 11, the children's entertainer posted to Threads inviting Black business owners to promote themselves and encouraging her fans to support them.