Selective Ignorance with Mandii B Ep. 25 | Public Outrage: Man Abusers, Rap Lyrics and Contradictions feat. Jay Hill
Aug 19, 2025
Jay Hill, a multimedia journalist and influencer from Baltimore, joins the conversation to discuss the complexities of public outrage surrounding gender roles and domestic violence. He shares insights on how selective outrage influences perceptions of victimhood and accountability. The duo reflects on the disparities in public reactions to artists like Chris Brown and Kendrick Lamar, while diving into the ethics of interviewing controversial figures. They explore the ripple effects of violence on society, highlighting the need for unlearning harmful narratives and fostering accountability.
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Career Moments That Mark Success
- Jay Hill described his journalism grind and interviews with big names as proof of being 'a star' in his community.
- He recounted surprise interactions like Meek Mill reposting his birthday and interviewing T.I. as career milestones.
Internet Outrage Rarely Moves Real Crowds
- Mandii B argued online outrage often doesn't translate to real-world consequences or behavior change.
- She used Chris Brown selling out stadiums to show that internet canceling doesn't always affect audience support.
Courtside Vindication In New York
- Mandii B shared a personal moment of feeling validated when she sat courtside at Dyckman basketball and was recognized.
- She contrasted earlier hustling with the new access and visibility she now experiences in New York.
