Kim Kardashian, the woman who released an inappropriate tape over a decade ago in order to make a few bucks for her pimp mother, showed up as one of a handful of celebrtities on the L.A. Rams’ Jumbotron and it did not go well for her. As awesome as this was, the next person featured was a casual fan named “Steve” who got way more love and support. Watch as even one of the wokest cities in the United States gave Kim a big middle finger:

I can’t express my loathing of the entire Kardashian clan enough. The family is as stupid and soulless as humanly possible, and yet for some insane reason they are worth billions of dollars and attract endless attention from the media – and enough Americans for that matter. Their popularity, to whatever degree it’s real or manufactured, is a bright signal of our culture in decline.

Sharing my disgust with the entire Kardashian apparatus is Candace Owens – more on her in a moment. After more information came out that the infamous video was elaborately planned and staged, she dove headfirst into the outrageous family. The Daily Wire wrote:

“A mother sat down and decided to sell her daughter’s body for fame and money, and she was successful,” the outspoken conservative personality and BLEXIT founder stated, stunned how young Kim Kardashian’s mother alelgedly viewed “various tapes of her daughter having s-x with a boyfriend out of wedlock and then [said], ‘Let’s sell this tape, this is the best one, you look the best in this tape, this will make you the most famous.’”

“Not only is that disgusting, but then…her plan worked,” she said. “Kim Kardashian is a billionaire today, and she is, by the way, still selling s-x.”

Owens most recently made big news when she and an ex of Kim, rapper Kanye West, both showed up to West’s Paris fashion show adorned in “White Lives Matter” shirts. Fox News covered that spectacle:

West, 45, appeared Monday at the fashion show in Paris. The rapper debuted his Season 9 collection. Conservative commentator Candace Owens shared a photo of herself wearing the same t-shirt standing next to West in his “White Lives Matter” shirt.

Ahead of the show, he gave a speech in which he referenced the 2016 robbery of estranged wife Kim Kardashian, the fallout with Gap following the launch of his collaboration with the brand, his struggles in the fashion industry and more, according to Page Six.

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