Kadrae

Kadrae

I am an extreme extrovert, who loves interacting with people and connecting with them on a personal level. My favorite types of content are storytelling, motivational, and informative. I am not a big news person, I am a believer in learning about new things helps stimulate the mind. I do love entertainment media, but I am not into gossip unless it is humorous. Anime and TV shows are my version of sunday night football. I am not into sports at all but I respect those who are. If I am not talking im probably coming up with the best tv series, comedic skit, or podcast idea in my head.My hobbies include listening to music, watching anime and tv, podcasting, writing, storytelling, Essentially everything I do as a career. However, I enjoy experiencing brand new things, I am up for giving anything and everything a shot, like going to new restaurants, lakes, concerts, creative shows like poetry readings, fire spinners etc. I wish I can experience something new like that everyday. My favorite conversations are ones about the individual I am talking to, I got into radio because it gives me an excuse to ask bands and artist personal questions about their lives. I am very spontaneous and will reference vines, old tv shows, and sitcoms at random even though I know nobody has ever seen them.

 

OSCARS STRUGGLING TO FIND NEW HOST

Variety.com reports that Kevin Hart has stepped down from his role as host of the Oscars due to old tweets about members of the LGBTQ community. 

“My team calls me, ‘Oh my God, Kevin, everyone’s upset by tweets you did years ago,'” he said in that video. “Guys, I’m nearly 40 years old. If you don’t believe that people change, grow, evolve as they get older, I don’t know what to tell you. If you want to hold people in a position where they always have to justify the past, do you. I’m the wrong guy, man.” - Variety.com

In tweets following this, Kevin Hart has appeared to seamless refocus his energy to his career and got right back to what he loves to do, which is make people laugh!  


Replacing Hart may prove to be troublesome. 

 Usnews.com quotes, Matthew Belloni, the editorial director of The Hollywood Reporter, he stated the following.  

"Oscars host has become a not very desirable job in Hollywood. Very few people see an upside," Belloni said. "You put a huge target on your back."

What do you think of the controversy? 

Who should the Oscars replace Hart with? 

Let us know on Twitter @channel963 


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