Stephen A. Smith, known for his bold persona, sometimes crosses the line without realizing it.
During a recent episode of ESPN’s First Take, things got a bit awkward when the conversation turned to Taylor Swift. Smith was asked if he believed Swift’s presence had a positive impact on the performance of Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. Stephen A. expressed agreement, but his tone of voice made everyone in the studio visibly uncomfortable.
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“I am quite sure she is. Let’s get that out of the way,” he stated in a suggestive manner. When Molly Qerim and Dan Orlovsky questioned his tone, Stephen A. shrugged off their concerns.
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“We don’t need a towel. I am just saying she’s motivational, there’s no doubt,” Smith explained. “She has found a way to get to the games.”
Fans were displeased with Stephen A.’s behavior, but mostly for his cringe tone.
Stephen A. Smith has a history of displaying excessive enthusiasm when discussing women in sports and entertainment. While it may sometimes come across as odd, it’s hoped that it’s all in good fun.
Stephen A. Smith is undoubtedly one of the most outspoken figures in sports commentary.