She used her “Final Thoughts” segment on TheBlaze to ask, “What is this garbage?”
The video she is referring to featured a diverse cast of young men and women suggesting resolutions like, “Try to recognize that America was never great for anyone who wasn’t a white guy,” and to stop bragging about having black friends or being “woke,” adding that “Beyoncé is black, so of course she cares about black issues” — a reference to conservative outrage over the singer’s social commentary in her more recent music videos.
“Apparently white males are no longer allowed to say ‘all lives matter’ or ‘blue lives matter’ or ‘woke’ because a group of snowflakes on MTV say so,” Lahren said in her most recent diatribe. “Now, I don’t think so. Let me help you all out, because you clearly don’t get it. And since I’m a white female, I guess your crap doesn’t fully apply to me anyway.”
“When we say ‘all lives matter,’ we include black lives in that … the all lives matter movement has yet to burn down a CVS or block an interstate. Furthermore, if I or any white male want to say ‘woke,’ you better believe we will freakin’ say ‘woke.'”
The conservative personality, who consistently goes viral on social media for her fiery opinions, went on to blast Beyoncé for not caring as much about “violence in black communities as she does shaking her butt at the Super Bowl,” and reminded the “dimwits” in the MTV video that Donald Trump — a white male — will be their next president, so they better get woke, get over it, and get a job.
Her biggest gripe? There was no “white male, straight, God-fearing conservative” represented in the video.
“Perhaps a good MTV New Year’s resolution would be to recognize a young conservative audience might be a group you don’t want to completely and totally alienate,” she said. “I don’t think many Americans will be taking New Year’s resolutions from the network that also gives us ‘Teen Mom.'”
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Also, check out the MTV video that inspired Lahren’s latest tirade aimed at the “intolerant left.”
10 Times Tomi Lahren Has Courted Outrage: From Black Lives Matter to President Obama (Photos)
Forthcoming Fox News contributor Tomi Lahren doesn't keep her opinions to herself -- even when her job is on the line. Scroll through to look back at times when Lahren has inflamed both the left and the right.
Lahren caught plenty of flak when she criticized Beyonce's performance at Super Bowl 50. "Even the Super Bowl halftime show has become a way to politicize and advance the notion that black lives matter more," Lahren said.
Lahren took serious issue with Jesse Williams' BET Awards acceptance speech, in which he spoke of police brutality toward black Americans. "I saw a lot of talent on that stage, but at the same time a whole lot of victimhood," she said.
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Dallas Shooting
Lahren blamed President Obama for the Dallas shooting that left five police officers dead and nine others injured. "Eight years later and we are more divided than ever," she said.
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Donald Trump Protesters
After millions took to the street to protest the election of Donald Trump, Lahren said, "A bunch of sore losers occupying a space is called a tantrum."
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Trevor Noah Appearance
The two sparred over protests to Donald Trump’s presidential election victory and the Black Lives Matter movement. It probably didn’t help that Lahren previously compared the latter to the KKK. Lahren claimed she doesn’t “see color,” which drew a laughing-gasp from the Comedy Central crowd.
Lahren was fired from her job at Glenn Beck's "The Blaze" in April after she revealed in an appearance on "The View" that she is pro-choice when it comes to abortion. She then sued her former boss for wrongful termination.
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Interview with Jazz Jennings on Transgender Rights
In August, Lahren sat down with the star of TLC's "I am Jazz" to discuss transgender rights and bathroom bills. She asked Jennings if, when she was in second grade using the girls' restroom, others at school thought she was a "pervert."
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Charlottesville response
After violent white supremacist rallies in Charlottesville, Virginia in August, Lahren posted a video on Facebook denouncing liberals who she says blame all Trump supporters for the deadly chaos. "It’s this phony identity politics that lost you the election. The average Trump supporter is not a Nazi or white supremacist," she said.
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Glenn Beck Countersues
Later in August, Lahren was counter-sued by Glenn Beck and The Blaze. The countersuit paints Lahren as “inappropriate and unprofessional,” as well as a “divisive” person who “created conflicts with other media personalities” at the organization.
Debate with Trevor Noah is not first time The Blaze anchor has gotten into hot water
Forthcoming Fox News contributor Tomi Lahren doesn't keep her opinions to herself -- even when her job is on the line. Scroll through to look back at times when Lahren has inflamed both the left and the right.