Award-winning podcast duo James Duncan and Fuhad Dawodu, known as Shxtsngigs, have issued a public apology for engaging in “racist jokes” on a rival show. The pair, who won a Mobo Award earlier this year, faced backlash for their appearance on US comedian Andrew Schulz’s Flagrant podcast where they laughed along with comments that were criticized as perpetuating racist stereotypes.
During the episode, Schulz made remarks about black women that were deemed offensive by listeners, leading to an online backlash. Fans expressed disappointment in James and Fuhad for not challenging the racist remarks and instead laughing along with them.
In their latest podcast episode, James and Fuhad addressed the controversy and apologized for their behavior, acknowledging that there was “no excuse” for their actions. They expressed regret for hurting their community and vowed not to condone or support such behavior in the future.
The incident has sparked a conversation about the impact of racist jokes and stereotypes on marginalized communities, with many calling for accountability and reflection from those involved. Despite their previous success and popularity, James and Fuhad are now facing scrutiny and criticism for their actions.
As the story continues to unfold, it serves as a reminder of the importance of being mindful of the words and actions we choose to engage with, especially in a public platform. The podcasting duo’s apology and commitment to learning from their mistake will be closely watched by their fans and the wider community.
