NBA’s Russell Westbrook Says N-Word During Interview With Caucasian Female Reporter On Live TV

NBA’s Russell Westbrook Says N-Word During Interview With Caucasian Female Reporter On Live TV
Houston Rockets point guard Russell Westbrook is the definition of a mic drop! After last night’s game against the San Antonio Spurs, Russell Westbrook spoke with a Caucasian female reporter and made a comment that turned some heads!

Russell Westbrook
The reporter asks Russell:
“When you weren’t on the floor, you’re still actively involved in those timeouts, encouraging your teammates. How important is it for you to be a vocal leader of this group?”
Russell gave this outspoken response:
“It’s very important. As a leader, you gotta lead every single night. Winning, losing, not playing – you can’t be a sometimey a** n*gga! That’s not me. I lead all the time, and I lead by example.”
I’m crying ?
“Can’t be a sometime-y ass n—a”
Russ a savage ? pic.twitter.com/Yhtrr7uB17— MARC BLENDS (@_MarcBlends) December 17, 2019
Oop! Russell Westbrook is known for his no-holds-barred reactions during post-game interviews. Remember when he told a reporter that he was “trippin'” in 2013?
What do you think of Russell Westbrook’s brashness? Let us know in the comments.
Written by Miata Shanay
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