DJ Flood criticized for trying to fire Princeton professor

DJ Vlad is currently trending on social media for threatening to fire a Princeton professor for comments she made on X (Twitter).

The interviewer and businessman, whose real name is Vladimir Lyubovny, criticized a black Ivy League professor’s take on the feud between Kendrick and Drake, and made veiled threats to her.

It all started on Saturday (May 4) after Kendrick responded to Drake in a row amid their ongoing complaints. Flood took to social media to say Kendrick’s “Not Like Us” needed a better remix. “It takes away from the song,” he said.

New York Times best-selling author and Princeton University faculty member Morgan Jenkins responded by calling the feud between Kendrick and Drake a “black civil matter.”

“Wait, a professor at @Princeton told me that white people shouldn’t be allowed to express their opinions on hip-hop? Is this how you deal with students?” he said. Jenkins clarifies that in conversations targeting black voices , his opinion is unnecessary.

Flood then appeared to threaten Jenkins, suggesting he would try to get her fired from Princeton.

Flood mentioned the idea of ​​including the incident in her “permanent record,” whatever that means.

Social media has since erupted with comments, with many condemning Flood’s actions for crossing a line.

Comedian Kevin Fredericks (aka KevOnStage) has also said, “Vlad was insane for a number of reasons, but you can tell in this movie that he saw a A black woman and a predominantly white university and trying to use her whiteness against her is disgusting.

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