5. Governor Andrew Cuomo, because his time might be up. He's holding on for dear life. ShutterstockLast week, the New York State attorney general concluded in a report that Governor Cuomo had sexually harassed eleven women, violating both state and federal laws. The state legislature is moving to impeach him. President Biden said he should resign, yet he still hasn't.At least one senior staffer sees the writing on the wall, and has fled the sinking ship that is his governorship. Melissa DeRosa, one of Cuomo's top aides who, according to attorney general, helped lead efforts to retaliate against one of his accusers (yikes!) has resigned. State Senator Alessandra Biaggi called DeRosa "Cuomo's top enabler," which is a huge loss for him.One of Cuomo's accusers appeared on CBS This Morning this morning, and discussed filing a criminal complaint against Cuomo with the Albany sheriff's department. "The governor needs to be held accountable," Brittany Commisso emphatically said.https://twitter.com/CBSThisMorning/status/1424381452653846528?s=20The New York Times reports that Democrats in the state are already planning their life without him, so he might be the only person who supports him staying in office at this point.Cuomo can add another kiss to his kissing montage: kissing his job goodbye.4. DaBaby, because he's still making DaHeadlines with his homophobic outburst. DaBaby DaLeted DaApology. ShutterstockNow here's a guy who is already facing consequences for his wrongdoing.Last month at the Rolling Loud Festival in Miami, rapper DaBaby made homophobic and offensive comments about gay men and people living with HIV/AIDS, apropos of absolutely nothing. In the middle of his set, he said, "If you didn’t show up today with HIV, AIDS, or any of them deadly sexually transmitted diseases, that’ll make you die in two to three weeks, then put your cell-phone lighter up." It's a patently false statement, as people with HIV and AIDS do not "die in two to three weeks," and they are not exclusively sexually transmitted. DaBaby also said, "Fellas, if you ain’t sucking dick in the parking lot, put your cell-phone lighter up," which is just a stupid and mean thing to say. Imagine being in the midst of a live performance before thousands of enthusiastic fans and thinking, "I'm going to take this opportunity to slam people who are already slammed by society."https://twitter.com/KingSeanSwae/status/1419479369366507520?s=20DaBaby was dropped by big festivals including Lollapalooza and the Governor's Ball, and he's been denounced by his collaborators and music icons such as Elton John. Kanye West removed his remix of DaBaby's "Nah Nah Nah" from all streaming platforms. By August 2nd, the backlash was big enough that DaBaby posted an apology for his "hurtful and triggering comments" and "misinformed comments about HIV/AIDS." It appears that he neither wrote it nor meant it, because yesterday, he deleted the apology from his Instagram.https://twitter.com/PopCrave/status/1424407241852137473?s=20He has decided to stay homophobic after the apology failed to get him rebooked on festival lineups.https://twitter.com/bleepblooptwts/status/1424643357163274241?s=20https://twitter.com/theferocity/status/1424439434850746379?s=20 3. Larry David, because he was uninvited from Obama's birthday party. Kicked to the Curb. ShutterstockIn what sounds like a real-life episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, Larry David was invited, then uninvited from former president Obama's big birthday blowout. After backlash from Fox News and everybody concerned about the pandemic that is very much still happening, Obama scaled down the guest list for his Gatsby-esque beachside mansion party.https://twitter.com/SirajAHashmi/status/1424095210993332226?s=20The New York Times published a comprehensive report on the updated guest list, and how upset Obama's former staffers were about having been dropped in favor of celebrities and influencers.Per The Times: There was some solace among the government wonk set that they weren’t the only ones no longer welcome at porch drinks with Eddie Vedder, who was still expected to attend as of Friday. The late-night talk show hosts David Letterman and Conan O’Brien were also cut from the guest list. But on Saturday, as the celebrities began descending on the island, every new paparazzi shot sent a wave of hurt feelings through the Obama alumni network who had been cut and were left to track the party via the tabloids. Celebrity couples Chrissy Teigen and John Legend, as well as Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union, were photographed arriving on the island ahead of the party, alongside actor Don Cheadle and comedian Stephen Colbert. Even a “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star, Kim Fields, was photographed flying into the island. They also had the scoop that Tom Hanks was still invited, "although it was not clear he would attend and he had recently been spotted in Greece."While Obama promised a "scaled-down" affair after the backlash, the party looks lit and the optics look awful....almost as awful as Obama's dancing. @champyak ##obama ##birthday ##trapbeckham ##birthdaychick ##rue21BeYouChallenge ##champyak ##letshandlethisho ##fypシ ##TeamofTomorrow ##funnyvideo ♬ original sound - Rgm Maniac Prettay, prettay, prettay bad.2. This guy.https://twitter.com/glory_manz/status/1424318317523841025?s=20 https://twitter.com/glory_manz/status/1424372378822402049?s=201. This group.Twitter
