Afroman speaks the truth!

This is the new anthem for 2024.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgLD1yhxNik

That was great

Love it!

If you're Democrat First Family and Afroman is mocking you: start packing your bags.

Hilarious, btw, and I'm a non-smoker.

2024 Presidential candidate, Afroman.

A couple years late to the party, but that was good!

Funny stuff..

Now… that is hilarious!!

Finally listened to this with head phones - That was one well produced video. Super Stereo treat for the old ears. Now I can't get it out of my head -

A week ago or so Steven Crowders team had him live in studio for an interview. Very interesting man. Quoting bible verses off the top of his head etc.

I lost respect for him when he slugged a woman in the face. He did not like being touched by a woman who came on the stage.

She had a subpoena

I met him on a flight in 2018. Did not know who he was but we bullshitted the entire flight and exchanged phone numbers after we landed. Super nice guy!

You have Afroman's phone number?

He said the next time he was in Texas he wanted to shoot some AR-15s.
So, yes.

I will pass on the doobie.

quote:

Originally posted by furlough:
I will pass on the doobie.

Of course. It is proper etiquette.

furlough, ya boy's having a good day.

https://x.com/ogafroman/status/2034401394363384224



For those who are not aware (AI):

Afroman (Joseph Foreman) has won his civil trial in Adams County, Ohio, where seven sheriff’s deputies sued him over his use of surveillance footage from a 2022 police raid on his home in music videos like "Lemon Pound Cake" and "Will You Help Me Repair My Door." The jury delivered a verdict in favor of Afroman after just hours of deliberation, ruling that his speech was protected under the First Amendment.

The deputies claimed the videos caused them humiliation, emotional distress, embarrassment, and death threats, particularly after Afroman mocked them by name and used actors to portray them. Deputy Lisa Phillips broke down in tears during the trial as a 13-minute video mocking her was played, including references to her gender and sexuality. Afroman defended his actions, stating: "All of this is their fault... If they hadn't wrongly raided my house, there would be no lawsuit."

The case centered on the intersection of free speech, police accountability, and artistic expression. Afroman argued that the raid—conducted without finding any evidence—justified his creative response. The court had previously dismissed claims of likeness misappropriation, allowing only defamation and emotional distress claims to proceed. The ACLU had called the lawsuit “nothing short of absurd,” supporting Afroman’s free speech defense.

The verdict clears Afroman of liability and avoids a potential $3.9 million damages award. The trial, which captivated social media, concluded with a dramatic courtroom exchange where Afroman’s lawyer questioned a deputy about his wife’s fidelity—highlighting the difficulty of proving defamation in such cases.

^^^ Off topic, but that judge reminds me of "my favorite martian".