TSDS ep 188 a real American

This week we talk about being American, boxing, nfl playoffs, micro midget wrestling and much more Watch new episodes exclusively on RockDaCrowdTV.com or Rock Da Crowd on Roku or listen wherever you hear podcast 00:00 African-American 1:00:00 wrestling 2:00:00 boxing part 1 In this video, the guys address the misunderstanding surrounding Mitch McConnell's statement about African-American voters. They argue against the misinterpretation that McConnell was implying black people are not American, emphasizing that African-Americans have never denied their American identity. They express their preference for being recognized as Americans rather than being defined solely by their race, promoting unity over division. The speakers also discuss the influence of algorithms on social media platforms, expressing their desire for genuine recognition and appreciation based on talent rather than algorithms. They touch on various topics such as the complexities of race and identity, culinary experiences, and debates about music artists. Overall, the video provides a diverse range of perspectives and conversations. part 2 In this section of the video, the conversation covers a wide range of topics including wrestling, football, basketball, and other sports-related discussions. The hosts express their frustration and disappointment with the lack of appreciation for wrestling as a legitimate sport and the struggles wrestlers face in crossing over into other forms of entertainment. They also discuss various football and basketball games, expressing excitement and critiquing certain plays and players. The conversation briefly touches on boxing and UFC, differing opinions on the sports, and ends with discussions about the Dallas Cowboys, Odell Beckham Jr., Jake Paul, and Jay-Z. While the section covers multiple subjects, there is no clear central focus. part 3 The speaker in the video discusses the challenges faced by boxing in gaining traction as a sport compared to the UFC. They emphasize that one of the main issues is the regional nature of boxing, making it difficult for fans to easily access and follow local events. Unlike the UFC, which has a strong brand and widespread visibility, boxing is fragmented and lacks a unified promotion. The speaker suggests that effective promotion is key to building fan bases and generating interest in the sport. They also highlight the challenges faced by professional boxers in promoting themselves and their skills, particularly in comparison to younger athletes who have crossed over to MMA. Overall, the speaker concludes that boxing needs better promotion and a cohesive brand in order to regain popularity.