
Dr. Umar Johnson discusses various celebrity and political issues impacting culture, including Jay-Z's NFL partnership and Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance.
Welcome back to It’s Up There Podcast w/ Loon Dr. Umar Johnson breaks down Jay-Z, Bad Bunny Super Bowl backlash, Shaboozey and Jelly Roll’s Grammys controversy, Druski viral moment, and the FBA vs Pan-Africanism reparations debate. Dr. Umar Johnson joins this full episode to break down the biggest celebrity and political flashpoints shaping culture right now — from Jay-Z’s Roc Nation partnership with the NFL to Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl controversy and the backlash that followed. Umar also addresses Shaboozey and Jelly Roll’s Grammys moment and the heated debate surrounding the phrase “Immigrants built this country,” connecting it to larger conversations about FBA vs Pan-Africanism, reparations eligibility, and coalition politics. The conversation expands into: – Jay-Z and Roc Nation’s role in curating the Super Bowl halftime show – Bad Bunny performing in Spanish and the political response – Shaboozey’s Grammys comments and why they triggered backlash – Jelly Roll’s crossover support and narrative optics – Druski and the viral “I’m Sorry Dr. Umar” moment with Sky Bri…
Host: Loon
Guest: Dr. Umar Johnson
Organizations: Roc Nation, NFL, FBA, Pan-Africanism
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the ITS UP THERE PODCAST W/LOONEY podcast page.