Folks, there are a lot of different groups of “entitled” individuals that I can’t stand. But for the purpose of this article, today we’re going to take aim at “influencers.” Now, in order to be one of these “influencers,” one might assume that they have some kind of ability to “influence” other people and the way they think or do things. In reality, “influencers” are mostly useless people who use the audience for clicks online in order to make money. They don’t really do anything of value. There are exceptions, but the majority are NOT the rule.
So, it was extremely satisfying to see one of these influencers get owned on their own platform by someone who has at least contributed to the avenue of music — they actually created something that people might actually be “influenced” by.
Rapper Lil Yachty — I couldn’t tell you a single one of his songs — recently went on some influencer’s YouTube channel and completely made her look like a fool who doesn’t know anything outside of shaking her rear end for thirtsty simps. (For context, a simp is a someone who gives extra attention to someone else who brings nothing to the table besides — maybe — their looks.)
Anyway, during his appearance on someone called Quenlin Blackwell’s YouTube show, she rudely asked Yachty how much he gave to charitable causes since he spent a lot of money on “a trip to Disney World,” probably for his kid or something.
Yachty clearly didn’t want to get into the specific numbers in terms of his charitable contributions, and that’s when Blackwell brought up an organization that she thinks is worthy of charity.
“BLM [Black Lives Matter], since you want to be so black power?” Blackwell condescendingly asked.
Yachty’s immediate response threw Blackwell for a loop.
“BLM is a scam,” Yachty said calmly.
And as if she had a rocket up her behind, Blackwell told her people behind the camera to “clip that” because she thinks she got Yachty in a “Gotchya” moment.
“Clip that!” Blackwell responded. “Send it to the f**kin’ news!”
Picking up on how disingenuous Blackwell was coming off, Yachty explained part of why he thinks BLM is a scam, followed by him throwing shade back at Blackwell.
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“BLM is literally a scam,” Yachty said. “They had bought mansions. You probably wouldn’t know anything about that cause you don’t care about black people.”
That was a checkmate for Yachty because Blackwell then went into defensive mode, pumping herself up. But, Yachty kept popping her overinflated balloon — also known as her artificial ego.
“I do care about black people,” Blackwell said before saying one of the dumbest things I’ve ever heard used as an argument response. “Look at my chocolate.”
“It’s a disguise,” Yachty responded.
“I think I’m literally the most pro-black person in this room,” Blackwell fired back flippantly.
“Because you have an all-white staff?” Yachty said, demolishing Blackwell.
“They’re not white,” Blackwell said angrily. “They’re POC.”
POC means “people of color” for those needing a translation from dumbass to English.
And then one of Blackwell’s “staff” piped up in the background with one of the unintentionally funniest attempts at an “own” I’ve heard in a while.
“And I’m gay!” the staffer exclaimed.
“I, too, have a gay,” Yacthy retorted.
Lil Yachty says Black Lives Matter was a SCAM during a cooking show with Quenlin Blackwell:
— Daily Loud (@DailyLoud) March 12, 2025
"BLM is a scam... BLM was literally a scam. They had bought mansions." pic.twitter.com/stHoVReAhh
Case closed.
Most influencers are good for one thing — filling time for people that literally have nothing better to do and for thirsty dudes who give up their money to them thinking the influencer gives a single, solitary crap about them.
As for Blackwell, as DJ Khaled once said, “Congratulations, you played yourself.”
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