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The Kanye Fallout, Off-Duty Cop Pulls Gun On Man Buying Candy & Is LeBron Better Than Jordan?

Published: May 8, 2018, 10 a.m.

On this episode of Hanging With Apes, the guys give their take on Kanye West's recent antics and how journalists, radio personnel and Kanye fans have reacted to his comments on free thinking and mental slavery. Was Kanye's 400 years of slavery being a "choice" comment misconstrued or did it cross a line? The guys then give their thoughts on an off-duty police officer pulling a gun on a man by the name of Jose Arreola who was buying a $1.19 pack of Mentos in Buena Park, California. Finally, LeBron James has had great performance after great performance in this year's NBA playoffs. Does this season determine whether or not LeBron James is the greatest basketball player of all time or will it always remain Michael Jordan's title?