My sister dated a sober white guy back in the 90s.
Poor answer IMO.
I don’t see how the skin pigmentation of the audience makes any difference. Plug in a different pigmentation and this would be “nothing worse that playing in front of 60,000 sober [black, yellow, brown, red] people,” and there would a much different reaction.
But whites aren’t minorities and he didn’t call them cracker, corn fed, or whatever. Noticing skin color as an observation isn’t racist.
Just essentially calling BYUs crowd boring. Harmless joke, IMO. It will obviously upset quite a few BYU fans that get offended by anything, which makes it pretty funny.
He even followed it up with compliments. BYU fans cried racism.
Dont they call us all drunks with every stupid comment they make? I guess they dont call us “white” drunks so it isnt offensive.
zoobs attempt to use words that describe white trash… drunks, pumping gas, 7/11, pizza delivery ect..
The only whiter fanbase than Utah is Byup…. so they don’t have that to attack.
Trust me, if the Utah fanbase wasn’t white as the driven snow, they would use words that describe certain ethnicity…
Of course they did
The answer was completely taken out of context. https://twitter.com/mightyalaskaute/status/1154403424282136576?s=21
Gunther was the one who asked “what’s it like playing in front of 60,000 sober people” to which Bradlee answered, “the worst”. Munther at his finest. Bradlee was set up.
Gunther asked that moronic question? What a dips**t. Not one person at the media day gives two s**ts about byu, but Munther had to throw out red meat for his listeners.
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