The post mentioning "monkey rap" was referencing a Beastie Boys song, but was misconstrued as a racist comment.

Veteran Twin Cities sports columnist and broadcaster Patrick Reusse cleared the air following the deletion of his Twitter/X account after one of his posts was misconstrued as racist.

(Note: Yes, operators of The Zygi hate baseball, but the playing field ... Monkey," the 1986 song by (white) rap group The Beastie Boys. Reusse said on the podcast Monday he decided to delete ...

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Travis played hockey, baseball and basketball before getting ... Travis inspired the Chiefs to start playing the Beastie Boys song of the same name following every home game touchdown at Arrowhead ...

Travis played hockey, baseball and basketball before getting ... Travis inspired the Chiefs to start playing the Beastie Boys song of the same name following every home game touchdown at Arrowhead ...