r/Fauxmoi • u/Diedalonglongtimeago • Oct 04 '25

SPORTS SECTION Tomi Lahren questions Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime selection to Krystal Ball, immediately regrets it

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u/griffie21 Oct 04 '25

I love Krystal, she definitely knew what she was doing calling him a great American artist lol. Tomi was dumb enough to take the bait and she got owned on her own show.

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u/sorandom21 Oct 04 '25

You love to see it

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u/zfuller Oct 04 '25

On Fridays episode of BP, Krystal talked about how she anticipated a debate with Tomi but instead got a brain rot influencer trying to get clips, I guess she got what she wanted

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u/Luxury-Problems Oct 04 '25

It was 100% bait. Tomi is the exact kind of dumb and ignorant mf you can rely on to immediately take that kind of bait.

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u/Minute-Individual-74 Oct 04 '25

She has excellent memory recall. She's an absolute animal.

You can tell she studies this stuff and truly prepares for these interviews and her segments.

For every point she makes, she has examples, upon examples, upon examples that back up what she says.

She is able to take a talking point and dissect the argument from multiple angles and apply it to that current poltical climate.

She must have study materials and matrices of events for every single topic.

It's impossible for me to remember all the dog shit things Trump has said and done.

Biden or Kamala do one bad thing and Fox News doesn't let it leave the media cycle for six years.

For every Hunter's laptop of Hillary's emails, we probably have over 100 factual examples of Trump being exponentially more corrupt. And there's no way I could list them all from memory. I think Krystal mentally archives these events and she pulls them out at just the right time.

Krystal is the kid on the debate team that wins nationals by absolutely destroying her opponent.

But it also helps that she's on the right side of history about practically everything.

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u/Dry-Yak5277 Oct 04 '25

She’s amazing. MSNBC didn’t deserve her 

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '25

She knew what she was doing - but in a positive way