Being five centuries regressed in your reasoning doesn’t mean we all can’t still like your music. As Tyson said himself: “Duude, to be clear.

This doesn’t, however, mean we necessarily need to throw out all our favourite records and movies. Eerie reality-TV humanoid Tila Tequila has previously tweeted her belief in a flat Earth, while Terrence Howard took to Rolling Stone last year to confirm he has developed his own form of maths predicated on the belief that 1x1=2.Īnd it shouldn’t be forgotten that in the 1990s, Foo Fighters expressed support for the theory that Aids is a myth created by the government and drugs companies. This endorsement of Irving, the notorious holocaust denier and one of the world’s few legally proven racists, tipped the scales a little too far toward ickiness for B.o.B.’s naivety to seem quite so funny.īizarrely, B.o.B. They nervous, but before you try to curve it Do your research on David Irving If Kyrie Irving is truly done with Flat Earth theory, then the current celebrity flag-bearer for the movement is B.o.B., a pop star rapper who believes 9/11 was an inside job, the moon landing was a hoax, and of course the Earth is flat, views which seriously undermine his more relevant stances on social issues such as police brutality and o.

Flatline Bling But, before we hand B.o.B's the crown, it should be noted that his having neglected to call the track Flatline Bling was only the second most egregious thing about his own track, as the following lyrics prove

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