Staff Reports
A young Kansas City Chiefs fan named Holden Armenta found himself caught in the middle of a ridiculous controversy after some overly sensitive mainstream media reporters accused him of wearing blackface. Can you believe it? A nine-year-old boy just trying to support his team and enjoy the game, and he gets attacked for it. The world has truly gone mad.
Holden and his father, Bubba, appeared on Fox News to share their side of the story with the always insightful and entertaining Jesse Watters. They opened up about the whirlwind of events that followed Holden’s appearance on the stadium’s Jumbotron and the subsequent article by a Deadspin reporter. It’s been a little crazy, to say the least.
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But despite the drama, Holden has remained strong with the support of his friends and the community. He’s even excited for the upcoming game, where Chiefs Nation plans to wear the same half-black, half-red face paint that made headlines in the first place. Good for him for not letting the haters get to him.
Watters also asked Bubba if they would accept an apology from the Deadspin reporter, Carron J. Phillips, who accused Holden of hating both Black people and Native Americans at the same time. Bubba didn’t mince his words. He made it clear that an apology wouldn’t undo the damage that has already been done. The media, once again, has painted a false narrative and caused disrespect towards Native Americans and their family.
It’s just another example of how our society has become too quick to jump to conclusions and condemn without getting the full story. The Armenta family never intended to disrespect anyone. The headdress Holden wore was simply a costume piece, not an authentic Native American ceremonial item. But of course, the media doesn’t care about facts or context. They just want to stir up controversy and tear people down.
This whole situation is just another chapter in the liberal assault on anything that doesn’t align with their agenda. They’ve already forced the Washington Redskins to change their name, and now they’re coming after the Chiefs. But the team’s leadership has shown admirable backbone by standing firm and refusing to cave to the demands of the politically correct mob.
So, as Holden prepares for the next game, surrounded by the support of Chiefs Nation, let’s hope this controversy blows over and people can focus on what really matters—a little boy’s love for his team and the joy of being a true fan. Keep rocking that face paint, Holden. Ignore the haters and enjoy the game.
