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Blac Chyna launches into screaming rant about Covid-19 vaccine in Florida airport

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12.10.2021 - 22:25

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TMZ, Chyna – whose real name Angela Renée White – began her ranting lecture after a woman with a baby asked to take a picture with her.It led the Doom rapper to scream: ‘Go get checked out.

It’s sad, and it really blows the f**k out of me.‘Go get the shot! The same thing that you have to do to enroll your kids [in school].’She then added: ‘this is why people’s grandparents are dying and s**t.’Toward the end of the video, she appeared to overhear travelers laughing at her passionate speech and compared their laughing to ‘hyenas.’Chyna was rocking blue hair and wore a colorful coat with sunglasses, while she was flanked by bodyguards.Police told TMZ that no calls were made in connection with the incident.Earlier this year, Rob Kardashian’s.

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