Yup! Not a single glorious fuck was given by Larry. And the best part was that Obama seemed to really enjoy it. Maybe minus the drone bit - but alas, that was fully deserved.

I also loved how Larry Wilmore did not give a single fuck about the audience. He straight up did not care about their opinion or their reactions except to laugh at them for being a tough (white) crowd.

White liberals can't take a race joke. Everyone else is way more chilled about. Wilmore killed it btw that Stephen curry joke was pretty good with a zing

Blech. Sarandon. Rich, white woman wanting revolution that she can watch from another country while she sips on her martini.

To be fair, most white people are comfortable with jokes about race as long as they’re the ones making it, not the ones receiving it. At least from my experience. Props to Wilmore though. His show deserves more recognition than it gets.

People are fucking weird. This was HILARIOUS. And all the more so by how many complete cringe worthy moments there were, of all these media people being entirely unable to laugh at them selves. Did you guys see Blitzer’s face?? If eyes could kill, Larry would be dead. Dead, I tell ya.

It seems like they want to actually coach instead of nodding at whatever Phil says during practice.

Right? The Obamas & Crew are adorable, the Queen & Harry are adorable, and the Obamas are leaving soon and I AM NOT OKAY WITH IT.

OMFG. Prince Harry and his Grandma? My Grinchy heart just grew 3 sizes and now I don’t know what do with myself :(

I'm kind of ashamed to admit I've never heard of the Invictus (awesome poem. Good movie.) Games. The whole thing sounds awesome! The games, the purpose, the good natured shit talking. It's sweet and kinda helps me get my head out of the oven about trump, Cruz, the newest police brutality report, the transphobic…

The world would be a better place in general if this is how all people fought on social media

Why would a team that needs to develop young guys to be successful in the future hire a coach who is actively against the idea of letting young guys burn AND give him a contract that essentially encourages his veteran bias because he needs to win and young guys “don’t know how to win yet?”

In my opinion, Byron Scott never transitioned from being a locker-room veteran to a head coach - insisting on hazing and belittling the young players he was supposed to be nurturing and shaping.

I have nothing to say about this man’s long overdue firing. However...

Odd, what more could he have done to meet the incentives? Lost more than the sixers?

Biggest indictment of Scott as a coach is that this past season is the best he could do when he had guaranteed money on the line. (A lot of money!) He was aggressively bad at his job. Guy is clueless.

They waited too long!

According to Ramona Shelburne, Scott hadn’t met the performance incentives to make his contract guaranteed for next year, and thus technically the Lakers just aren’t picking up his option:

How long before this is shared on Giz-MOE-DOE?