This kid is going places. They dressed up as an "influencer apology" video and absolutely freaking nailed it. That and the fact that they include a ton of ads makes this video hilariously accurate. Well done, kid.
This kid is going places. They dressed up as an "influencer apology" video and absolutely freaking nailed it. That and the fact that they include a ton of ads makes this video hilariously accurate. Well done, kid.
This former bold meteorologist, George Flickinger, put the NBA game on split-screen to broadcast a tornado warning. Many enraged calls ensued, and he has since stepped forward to formally NOT apologize.
This extra cringe apology video apparently follows him losing hundreds of millions of dollars of their money. WTF, dude. To make matters even more painful than they already were: he's rocking a Rolex in this video, and proceeded to go radio silent after suffering through the soul-crushing performance of what I have to imagine must've been his lifetime.
In Pensacola, FL a cop wrongfully tased a woman and tried to cover it up, and then offer an apology cake after the victim filed a lawsuit.
Nothing says you're sorry like a homemade cake depicting the tasing incident you're so apologetic about.
And @pufizzle isn't alone.
Can u imagine being in the #KState band & calling ur parents abt tonight's performance, "hi mom! Look for me. I'm the left ball."
— Aimee Patton (@AimeePatton11) September 6, 2015
kstate band is made up entirely of 12 yr old boys
— darby trilliland (@darbygilliland) September 6, 2015
Kansas State's Marching Band Director decided to post the original marching formation chart, to show that they originally intended to depict the Enterprise (from Star Trek) and also apologized for any disrespect or malice towards University of Kansas. Might be a bit late for that though, since everyone saw what they saw already.
"The chart below represents the drill from tonight’s show. There was absolutely no intent to display anything other...
Posted by K-State Marching Band on Saturday, September 5, 2015