Oh wow… so the “unqualified Black pilot” narrative didn’t quite age well, huh? 😅

Funny how after all that talk from Charlie Kirk about questioning Black pilots’ qualifications, we now have a Black astronaut helping lead a mission to the Moon—and safely bringing everyone back. Not just on the crew… but actually flying it.

So what’s the excuse now? Still “wondering,” or finally learning?

Black is power. Always has been.

These new young white boys and girls coming out with heavy backing really be saying anything, like they forgot how this country was built. Just a reminder.

What are y’all thoughts, winos? 

Anyway… have a blessed day.

A lion will never drink and drive but a Tiger Woods.  Winos did you guys get the joke 😃 

Hi Tasha,

I want to start by saying I’m a genuine fan of yours. I’ve been following your content for a while, and I regularly watch both your YouTube channel and TashaLive. I respect your boldness, your consistency, and your willingness to speak your mind—that’s exactly why I tune in.

That said, I felt compelled to reach out because I was honestly disappointed by your recent comments about Lewis Hamilton.

Suggesting that he “might be gay,” that he has a secret boyfriend, or that the rumored relationship with Kim Kardashian is a PR stunt felt unnecessary and, frankly, disrespectful. Regardless of anyone’s personal life, making those kinds of assumptions without evidence diminishes the conversation and unfairly targets someone who has built a legacy through hard work and excellence.

What made it even more concerning was when you asked your producer, Jasmine, when Lewis Hamilton last won a race. That moment really highlighted how unprepared the discussion came across. If you follow Formula 1 closely, you’d understand that it is the pinnacle of motorsport, where outcomes depend on far more than just the driver—car performance, team strategy, and development all play major roles.

Even with that, Lewis Hamilton stands at the very top of the sport. He is a 7-time World Champion and widely regarded as one of the greatest drivers of all time, having broken numerous records. To say he “buys ads for relevance” is simply not accurate. He drives for Ferrari, the most iconic and successful team in Formula 1 history—there’s nothing more relevant than that. Prior to that, he achieved incredible success with Mercedes and McLaren, excelling across different eras and consistently proving his greatness.

Beyond racing, his impact is even greater. Lewis Hamilton is the first and only Black driver in Formula 1 history, in a sport that has long been predominantly white. He has used his own resources to create initiatives like Mission 44 and the Hamilton Commission, aimed at opening doors for young people from underprivileged backgrounds to enter motorsport. He has also been a strong advocate for diversity and inclusion, including pushing for more opportunities for women in a male-dominated sport. These are not small contributions—they are legacy-defining efforts.

He has even been honored by Queen Elizabeth II, receiving a knighthood and becoming Sir Lewis Hamilton. That level of recognition reflects not just his sporting success, but his impact beyond it.

With all of this in mind, I truly feel like this was a situation where more research was needed before speaking on him. Because reducing someone of his stature to speculation and dismissive commentary doesn’t reflect the full picture—it undermines it.

I’m sharing this because I respect your platform and your influence. You’ve built a space where strong opinions can thrive, but accuracy and fairness matter too. In this case, I genuinely feel like you dropped the ball.

Wishing you continued success, and I hope you take this in the spirit it’s intended.