MUST SEE: Comedian Charleston White ATTACKED onstage

Controversial comedian Charleston White might claim to be prepared for “hell or jail,” but he’s not the only one.

White berated a heckler at his show before throwing a potted poinsettia at him. The audience member and others then jumped on the stage and proceeded to beat the comedian at his own show.

The altercation began when White questioned the validity of the 2020 NBA Finals, where the Los Angeles Lakers won the championship after beating the Miami Heat. The audience members who jumped onstage didn’t like that — as they were wearing Lakers jerseys.

“That’s a really bad look,” Jason Whitlock tells Shemeka Michelle.

“He’s constantly challenging people, and in my view I would not be surprised if he doesn’t face some criminal charges because that man was offstage when he hit him with the vase.”

After the altercation, Charleston posted videos claiming he wasn’t beaten up and that he won.

“Charleston White puts a lot of aggressive, ghetto — for lack of a better word — energy out there, and he got met with some back,” Whitlock says.

While Shemeka believes White was wrong for throwing the vase and hitting the audience member with the microphone, it doesn’t change her opinion of the comedian.

“What I also think it shows too, Jason, is how we can be so offended with words,” Shemeka says.

“How is this man in internet land getting y’all so worked up and getting y’all so angry?”

White has been called a “snitch” for previously saying that if he had to, he’d tell the police if he knew something in order not to go to jail — which has provoked some to say he deserved to be beaten up at his own show.

“Give me a break, people,” Shemeka comments. “What do you mean he needs to be beat up and he got what he deserved because he’s a snitch? I have a friend whose son was murdered at 15. They have never ever arrested someone for his murder. Why? Because the people that actually looked and watched him get shot — nobody saw anything.”

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