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Boxing Star Ryan Garcia’s Shocking Twitter Rant, Calls Eminem “Overrated Gay Satanist” Amid Personal Apologies
Ryan Garcia, the boxing sensation known for his lightning-fast punches, has taken to Twitter with a series of controversial statements aimed at none other than Eminem. On Sunday, July 14, Garcia unleashed his fury against the iconic rapper, sparking a social media firestorm.
“Eminem is a satanist,” Garcia tweeted, echoing Candace Owens’ critique of the Detroit rapper. “I always thought he was overrated but hey that’s just my opinion. Wait Eminem is a homo? Eminem=Gay.” Despite his provocative claims, Garcia added, “For the record I don’t care if Eminem is Gay. Nor do I care if he was straight. Just keep that devil shit he’s doing in his music videos away from kids.”
In a follow-up post, Garcia shared a picture of Eminem dressed as Britney Spears from the “Real Slim Shady” music video, captioning it “Feminem.” He added, “You can’t pay me enough to wear a dress and heels. If I ever do, just remember I didn’t want to do it. I’d go down fighting before I start doing all that.”
Garcia’s rant continued as he criticized Eminem’s lyrics and expressed frustration over the perceived double standards in how his own controversial remarks are received. However, this social media outburst is just the latest in a series of troubling behaviors from the boxer.
Recently, Garcia issued multiple apologies for his conduct, particularly towards his ex-wife Andrea Celina. In a heartfelt message, he retracted previous accusations against her, acknowledging, “Andrea, you’re the mother of my children and somebody I’ll always have love and respect for. I retract all my statements about her.”
Garcia’s erratic behavior has also led to serious professional consequences. His previous Twitter outburst, which included racial slurs and offensive comments about George Floyd, resulted in his expulsion from the World Boxing Council (WBC). WBC President Mauricio Sulaiman stated, “Exercising my authority as president of the WBC, I am hereby expelling Ryan Garcia from any activity with our organization. We reject any form of discrimination. I fear for Ryan’s well-being. He has declined multiple attempts for our help with mental health and substance abuse.”
As Garcia navigates his personal and professional turmoil, his latest rant against Eminem has only added fuel to the fire, leaving fans and critics alike wondering what comes next for the embattled boxer.
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Artist Spotlight
Katie Belle delivers an anthemic ode to fame with “West Coast”
Released under KBA Entertainment, “West Coast” by Katie Belle presents an opulent pop anthem that skillfully invokes the hypnotic sensation of stepping into a cinematic realm embodying the allure and enigma of Los Angeles with her latest single. Belle’s voice delicately captures the bittersweet pursuit of fame, relinquishing fragments of her heart, masterfully balancing dreamlike escapism with grounded emotion from the onset. Through her lyrics, she encapsulates the perpetual allure of California’s promises of wealth and the illusion of unending sunshine, as exemplified by the line, “I left my love for fortune and the fame to a place where it never rains.”
The lyrical narrative portrays a tale of sacrificing love for the glamour of Hollywood, but it hits deeper than a mere tale of ambition. With phrases like “Blue skies and California rays, they don’t know my name,” Katie taps into that universal longing for recognition or a sense of belonging. The melody sways like a palm tree in the LA breeze while her vocals ride on the wave of vulnerability and power, thus imbuing the track and making it feel deeply personal.
In collaboration with co-writer Anton Soder, the polished, dynamic, and sophisticated production crafted by renowned LA-based producer Fabio Campedelli bestows lyrical profundity that elevates the track’s lush vibes and emotional rendition to new heights. The pristine beats, layered synths, and melodic guitars impeccably complement Belle’s evocative performance.
“West Coast” exudes a cinematic quality that encourages listeners to envision driving along the Pacific Coast Highway with the wind in their hair and the city lights twinkling in the distance. It represents the sacrifices and mysteries of life in the limelight. “West Coast” is a tribute to the magic of Los Angeles and resonates as a universally relatable anthem for individuals with the audacity to nurture grand aspirations. Whether one admires a compelling West Coast anthem, Katie Belle incites introspection and inspires her audience through this new single.
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“Let’s Try Again” by Attom Darcy Blvd revives a soulful nostalgia
As the creative force behind the project Attom Darcy Blvd from Los Angeles, Mick (Matt Carmody) delivers a soulful tribute to the golden era of classic soul with R&B sensitivity that feels like a shimmering love letter with their debut single new, “Let’s Try Again,” offering a breath of fresh air. The seamless blend of electronic beats with the dynamic spirit of legends like Otis Redding and the timeless magic of Etta James creates a captivating mix of old-school charm with a warm embrace of contemporary flair, evoking a sense that is both nostalgic and refreshingly current.
The song begins with a warm, heart-tugging intro reminiscent of Stax Records’ iconic sound, instantly whisking listeners into a world where raw emotion meets exquisite craftsmanship. Mick’s soul-stirring performance and aching vocals are drenched in passion, conveying the weight of every lyric. It’s a song about giving love a second chance, representing a sense of rebirth and redemption with a palpable energy when everything feels broken. The infectious hook of heartache draped in brass sections, the chorus pleads, “Let’s try again; let’s make this right,” resonating long after the song fades out.
Joe Cruz’s (Carly Rae Jepsen) crisp production is stunningly clean yet rich in vintage harmonies, allowing every instrument to shine. The masterful touch to the mix by Josh Gudwin, known for his incredible work with Dua Lipa and Justin Bieber, strikes a perfect balance of retro influences with a polished yet intimate contemporary sheen. Recorded at the legendary NRG Studios in North Hollywood and mixed at Henson Studios, the song exudes a bit of a stardust magical aura, evoking echoes of the past legends who’ve graced these halls.
What truly sets this beautiful song apart is its heartfelt simplicity. With “Let’s Try Again,” Attom Darcy Blvd masterfully bridges the gap between eras, presenting soul music that makes the audience feel like the audience is sitting in a dimly lit, smoke-filled bar in the ’60s, swaying to the sound of heartbreak and hope. This track revisits a dynamic sound that never really went out of style, leaving listeners yearning, hopeful, and utterly captivated. “Let’s Try Again” is a must-list for those craving a little soul with their rhythm.
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