Mike Tyson: Boxing News: Nobody can deny that Mike Tyson was a role model for all aspiring boxers despite the fact that his career was around some controversies. Since he lived a large portion of his life in abandoned homes without running water, heat, or electricity, he is also the definition of the expression “rags to riches.” In spite of this, he always recovered. After he accomplished everything, he always did emphasised the color black just like he explained on his recent podcast with actor and comedian Katt Williams. Follow Boxing News Updates with InsideSport.IN.
Likewise, Tyson’s emphasis on the effects of curse words while discussing cancel culture on a recent podcast is another interesting topic that was discussed.
Mike Tyson emphasizes the effects of the offensive word
Williams and Iron Mike discussed a variety of topics on the most recent Hotboxing episode, including the cancel culture problem, in which Tyson opened up and explained how he has tried to keep his conversation free of expletives. But he was accustomed to saying that.
Moreover, he stated, “I don’t know my kids…they just don’t know the power of the word ni**** yet. You know the privilege, that’s the word privilege. All the time I say it loud, ni***. And he’s a golf player right, while he is hitting the golf, ‘You stupid ni***’(screams). That’s I said you gotta be prepared because people are gonna say that.”
Mike Tyson: ‘I don’t know my kids- Youngest boxing heavyweight champion presses effect of the cuss word ‘ni***’
Furthermore, Tyson noted that he uses the offensive word on a regular basis to make others aware of his kid’s understanding of its significance. In his opinion, his kids think he is primitive as they read books and use the internet.
But he says he has already read them all and believes that he has more life experience than what books and computers can teach him. Indeed, it is a very interesting opinion. What are your thoughts on it? Tell us in the comments.
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