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Justin Charity and Micah Peters break down the tendency to trivialize violence among celebrities, such as Chris Brown and Rihanna
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Justin Charity and Micah Peters talk about the incident in which Megan Thee Stallion says Tory Lanez shot her (3:00). They break down the tendency to trivialize violence among celebrities, such as Chris Brown and Rihanna (13:50). Then, they talk about the distinction between street business and fan content (32:15).
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