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Kanye West Samples Sha’Carri Richardson On “Vultures,” Curves Fan’s Hug In New Clip

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Kanye West fans were left disappointed last week when they expected his joint album with Ty Dolla Sign to drop, which obviously didn’t happen. Instead, social media users woke up to headlines surrounding the controversial statements made by the Chicago MC during his Vegas Vultures listening party. He managed to reinforce his antisemitic streak, stir up drama with Nicki Minaj’s Barbz, and more.

Ye’s since confirmed that Vultures will now be released on December 31. The listening party debacle and delays have managed to cloud the musical elements of the release. Regardless, fans are still curious as to what Ye has up his sleeve for this latest project. In a new snippet, he samples Sha’Carri Richardson, a celebrated track and field star from Dallas who helped Ye tease Donda back in 2021.

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Kanye West Samples Sha’Carri Richardson

In the snippet, Richardson is heard saying “I’m ready mentally, physically, and emotionally. And I’m here to stay, and I’m back not better.” The clip comes from Richardson’s interview at the 2023 USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, where she secured her first national title. Her words are certainly inspiring and make for a solid sample, getting fans even more excited for Vultures.

There is at least one fan who may not be as excited for Vultures as they once were, however. In a new clip, Ye’s seen surrounded by some supporters, shaking their hands and greeting them. When one woman reached out to hug Ye, he stopped her in her tracks, moving on to hug a different woman nearby. While Ye has the right to hug or not hug whoever he wants, the fan looked pretty defeated when he turned her down, and some commenters think it was a shady move.

Kanye West Refuses To Hug Fan

What do you think of Kanye West refusing to hug one fan but showing love to another? What about the Chicago-born artist sampling Sha’Carri Richardson on a Vultures track? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.

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Sha’Carri Richardson Adds Another 100M Title To 2023 Haul

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A week after being crowned world champion, Sha’Carri Richardson has continued her winning ways. The 23-year-old dominated the 100m event at the Diamond League meet in Zurich. While she wasn’t as dominant as she was in Budapest, she still recorded a winning time of 10.88. Jamaica earned a silver-bronze tandem behind Richardson thanks to Natasha Morrison and Elaine Thompson-Herah. While Thompson-Herah did not participate in the event at the World Championships, Zurich was a bounce back for Morrison. The 30-year-old finished 12th, failing to qualify for the medal race.

“I am feeling really good being able to finish this season as fast as I can,” Richardson said after the race. “I am definitely grateful, and I am excited with the way this season is going. Honestly, just knowing that my training has gotten me here – physically training, mentally training, emotionally training myself – to understand what it takes to finish an entire season and beyond the World Championships.” Furthermore, the 0.12-second win once again cements Richardson’s status as the gold medal favorite for Paris next summer.

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The win in Switzerland marked Richardson’s third Diamond League title of the season, following wins in Doha and Silesia. However, the tight schedule eases up somewhat for Richardson. After Worlds and Zurich 10 days apart, Richardson won’t have a 100m race until the final meet in Oregon in mid-September. A lot can happen between now and the Olympics next summer. However, Richardson has set herself up as the fastest woman in the world this year and the person to beat next summer.

However, she wasn’t the only American taking gold in Zurich. Noah Lyles, who earned a sprint treble in Budapest, also came away with a 200m gold in Switzerland. Of course, Lyles is now better known after making statements in which he mocked the US’ liberal use of “world champions” when discussing regional sporting titles. “It is business as usual,” Lyles said. “Everybody wants to beat me and everybody wants the cake and the crown, but I am not giving it to them.”

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Plies Reacts To Sha’Carri Richardson’s World Championship Win

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Plies reacted to Sha’Carri Richardson’s gold medal victory in the 100-meter world championship title on Monday night. Plies says that the sprinter, who was disqualified from the Tokyo Olympics after a positive marijuana test, is an inspiration.

“Sha’ Carri Richardson Is A Prime Example How People Will Write U Off In Your Worse Moments. An The Minute U Get It Back Poppin. They Reappear Like They Been F*ckin With U The Whole Time!!!” Plies wrote. He later shared a clip of the race with the caption: “’U Ever Switched Up On Me U Gotta Stay On Dat Side’.. This Just How I Been Feeling!!! This Been My Theme Song The Last Few Dayz!! @Plies ‘Stay On Dat Side’ S/O The Yung Queen On Her Big Win!! ‘Ain’t No Coming Back U Gotta Stay On Dat Side’”

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Sha’Carri Richardson With Her Gold Medal

Women’s 100m gold medallist USA’s Sha’Carri Richardson poses for portraits during a studio photo session on the sidelines of the World Athletics Championships at the National Athletics Centre in Budapest on August 22, 2023. (Photo by ANDREJ ISAKOVIC / AFP) (Photo by ANDREJ ISAKOVIC/AFP via Getty Images)

“I’m honored, I’m blessed, I had great competition, [which] pulled the best out of me, and I’m just honored to leave with a gold medal,” Richardson told reporters after the race. “I’m going to stay humble, I’m not back, I’m better, and I’ll continue to be better.” Richardson further added: “It felt amazing just knowing that not only [do] people see me as an athlete but as a person. I want people to see that it goes beyond [being an] athlete, You bring who you are onto the track. You bring your athlete into your life.” Check out Plies’ tweet responding to her win below.

Plies Praises Sha’Carri Richardson

Richardson previously won the U.S. 100-meter title, last month. The victories position her as a favorite to take a spot in the Olympics in Paris in 2024. Be on the lookout for further updates on Richardson on HotNewHipHop.

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Sha’Carri Richardson Becomes Fastest Woman In World Championship History

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Sha’Carri Richardson shocked the world with her blazing speed at the World Athletics Championships. In her debut, the Dallas native won the gold medal in the 100 meters, setting a world championship record and tying for the fifth-fastest woman over 100 meters in history.  Sha’Carri Richardson Makes Her Speedy Debut In Budapest On Monday, August […]

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Sha’Carri Richardson Dashes By Media Only Stopping For Black Journalist After Winning World Title

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Richardson was in Hungary for the World Athletic Championships where she won a gold medal in spectacular fashion in the women’s 100-meter final in record time for the event. She raced past her opponents for a World Athletic Championships best time of 10.65 seconds.
Richardson is shown toward the end of the sprint waving her hand toward the crowd in acknowledgment that she was about to win.

In a video posted to social media alleged that Richardson only spoke with a Black reporter before walking past a group of other members of the media and simply telling them, “No, thank you.”

Many users on social media accounts posted the video accompanied by the following message:

Sha’Carri didn’t stop to talk to ANY of the media, saying, “No, thank you!” She ONLY stopped to talk to these black journalists!

Thoughts?

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SOURCE SPORTS: Sha’Carri Richardson Best Elite Competition to Win 100M Race at World Championships

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Sha’Carri Richardson won a gold medal at the world championships in the 100-meter race. The 23-year-old won in 10.65 seconds over Jamaica’s Shericka Jackson and five-time world champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce. Richardon’s statement capped the win: “I’m not back. I’m better.”

This is the first major win for Richardson since she tested positive for marijuana after Olympic trials in Eugene, Oregon, didn’t allow for her to compete in Tokyo. What followed was a run of criticism from fans, competitors, and more. Following the win on Monday, Richardson stated, “I would say, ‘Never give up.”

She added, “Never allow media, never allow outsiders, never allow anything but yourself and your faith define who you are. I would say, ‘Always fight. No matter what, fight.’”

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Sha’Carri Richardson Takes Home First Place In 100m Finale

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Sha’Carri Richardson is officially a world champion. Earlier today the track and field star nabbed first place in the 100m event. Her first race of 2023 happened back in April. In that race she ran a 10.57, the 4th fastest time ever recorded during the women’s 100m event. In her winning run earlier today she once again turned in an impressive time of 10.65. That time was perhaps even more impressive, as it represents the record time ever run in a championship race.

Richardson first rose to fame when she was suspended just a few weeks before the 2020 Olympics. Her positive test for a banned substance and resulting suspension was roundly criticized and she became a vocal critic of the IOC in the years following. During the 2022 Olympics, a white athlete was allowed to compete despite failing a drug test. That reignited criticism for the IOC both from and on behalf of Richardson. She will get her next opportunity to race for Olympic gold in the 2024 event.

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Sha’Carri Richardson’s Championship Record Breaking Race

Earlier this year Sha’Carri Richardson called out ESPN and the ESPY Awards for their neglect of both her career year and track & field athletes at large. “The ESPYS invited me when my life was in shambles as if I was a charity case. The disrespect that track & field receives in the USA alone is nasty. Half of the athletes there now could not do what we do on our WORST day,” she said in a scathing tweet. The post attracted the attention of many athletes and fans of sports that don’t get the same conventional representation as others.

Richardson has had a number of successful events since the 2020 Olympics and her controversial suspension. In the months following she will continue to look towards Olympic tryouts with her eyes set on eventually competing in next year’s Olympic games. What do you think of Sha’Carri Richardson winning the world championship in women’s 100m and breaking the championship race record? Let us know in the comment section below.

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Sha’Carri Richardson Criticizes ESPN for Exclusion from ESPY Awards

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Track star Sha’Carri Richardson took to social media to voice her disappointment and frustration with ESPN for not extending to her an invitation to the 2023 ESPY Awards. She accused ESPN of previously portraying her as a “charity case” and emphasized the exceptional skill and dedication required in her discipline. Sha’Carri Richardson Says Track & […]

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SOURCE SPORTS: Sha’Carri Richardson Calls Out the ESPY Awards Over Invite Snub

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Last night the most talked about athletes from the sports world gathered for the ESPY Awards. From LBbron confirming his 21st NBA season to Damar Hamlin’s emotional speech, the who’s who was on deck for this huge sports event.

While everyone was talking about Lil Wayne’s epic ‘A Milli’ performance—Track and Field star Sha’Carri Richardson revealed she was not invited to the event and feels disrespected,

Sha’Carri wrote:
The ESPYS invited me when my life was in shambles as if I was a charity case. The disrespect that track & field receives in the USA alone is nasty. Half of the athletes there now could not do what we do on our WORST day. #espys

In case you missed Lil Wayne’s performance watch below.

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Sha’Carri Richardson Records Scorching Time In First 2023 Win

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Sha’Carri Richardson must be seen to be believed when on the running track. At 15 years old, she was already running a sub-13 second 100m sprint. Four years later, she was taking home an NCAA title with a 10.75 second time. Richardson turned pro after the 2019 collegiate season, turning her attention to the 2020 Olympics. Even with the Olympics delayed for a year due to the pandemic, Richardson was a heavy favorite for the 100m event. She was meant to be the next great American sprinter.

However, Richardson is better known for the scandal that surrounded her ahead of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Richardson was suspended just weeks before the 2020 Olympics after testing positive for a banned substance. She then became a vocal critic of the IOC, pointing to the fact that at the 2022 Winter Olympics, a white athlete was allowed to compete despite a failed drug test. Richardson received praise and condemnation in equal measure as she remained in the spotlight. Despite the attention, which often skewed heavily negative, Richardson has never stopped running.

Richardson Sets New PB in Florida Race

Richardson’s first on-track appearance of 2023 came at the Miramar Invitational in Florida, where she also rocked some bright pink hair. In the heats, Richardson ran a 10.75, .03 seconds slower than her personal best. That easily put her into the Winner’s Final, where she proceeded to obliterate her previous personal best. Winning the race by nearly three-tenths of a second, Richardson’s recorded time was 10.57 seconds. That lowered her personal best, set at the same track in 2021, by .15 seconds. Furthermore, Richardson’s run will enter the history books as the third-fastest women’s 100m run of all time. She only trails long-standing record holder Florence Griffith-Joyner as well as Elaine Thompson-Herah.

With such success in her first race of the year, Richardson’s season has gotten off to a great start. Her appearances will likely increase in frequency, especially with the 2024 Paris Olympics on the horizon. Having had her first shot at Olympic success snatched away, Richardson will likely be eager to earn her spot at the US trials next February. But for now, she can bask in the glory of a truly historic start to her season.

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