Twitter users have come out in full force to defend Serena Williams after a critic spoke out against the tennis legend. The verified Twitter user, Mike Baggz, sparked the drama after he tweeted, “Serena Williams’s legacy would (have) been even more SOLIDIFIED if she married a Black American man.”
Serena Williams’s legacy would of been even more SOLIDIFIED if she married a Black American man. pic.twitter.com/SlzOaEEr2V
— Mike Baggz (@MikeBaggz) November 30, 2022
I vividly remember when she was trying to date black men were the first to bash her, disregard, and treated her like was second best but now she with someone who puts her on a pedestal and just so happens to be white and black men coming out the woodwork’s with their think pieces
— DOMSART1117 (@DOMS1117) December 1, 2022
Her legacy is solely due to her talent, and not who she married or didn't marry. pic.twitter.com/dJzY4xQ2n6
— Shauna (@shauna1187) November 30, 2022
With all due disrespect, shut up! Her legacy is not dependent upon who she chose as a partner. She’s Serena Williams. Her legacy stand on her own. You’re coming off as bitter and it’s not a good look.
— Dionne Rashay (@corporatebad_di) November 30, 2022
Serena Williams is one of the greatest and most accomplished athlete in the world ever…male or female…and you’re critiquing her legacy based on who she married?? Slow day? Come on man…
— OGToddE (@OGToddE1) November 30, 2022
This is literally the most trivial tweet that I've read all day. Serena has more than earned the recognition to be one the world's greatest athletes long before she ever met her husband. Keep that same energy for all the black male athletes that marry outside their race 🤡
— Phenomenally Black 💃🏾🦋🌺♈️ (@luvwinsresist) December 1, 2022
Baggz has been trying to make it in the rap industry for more than a decade. His YouTube channel has gained a total of 869 subscribers since it was established 11 years ago.
One online publication known as GMIXMAG describes Mike Baggz as a “talented and versatile artist most known for his rapping ability.” According to the site, the rapper created an “afrobeat banger” titled “Wah Yuh Dip Fah” in 2020. The “banger” allegedly became the “number one afrobeat/ world record in the country soaring well past an astonishing 13 million streams,” according to the outlet.
