14 People Celebrating Meltdown May In Style

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14 People Celebrating Meltdown May In Style

The month of May is known for flowers, the Indy 500, and major meltdowns.

Published 1 year ago in Facepalm

The month of May is known for flowers, the Indy 500, and major meltdowns. As temperatures get hotter so do tempers, and people around the world have had trouble keeping theirs in check thus far.

You could make the argument that Drake has been the most successful male artist in the world over the past decade. Is he the best? Absolutely not, but for whatever reason, he has managed to stay relevant the longest and produce the most studio-backed hits. Nobody had any misgivings that Drake was a perfect role model, but things might be way worse than ever imagined. Rapper Kendrick Lamar released a series of diss tracks that set the hip-hop world ablaze, and despite an attempted clapback from Drake, there was no coming back from Kendrick's onslaught. Accusing Drake of doing things with underaged girls, as well as abandoning a daughter, Drake's career might find itself as May's biggest meltdown.

Read about that and 12 other public failures from the past month right here.

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South Dakota governor Kristi Noem was poised to be a possible Vice Presidential candidate alongside Donald Trump in the coming election. Capitalizing on her momentum, Noem decided to release a memoir, titled "No Going Back: The Truth on What’s Wrong with Politics and How We Move America Forward." Unfortunately for her, it has derailed her chances. In the book, Noem described shooting her dog because she was having difficulty training it. When asked to elaborate, she defended her decision, and even joked about shooting President Biden’s dog. Noem takes the top spot for our biggest meltdown in May.

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The Georgian parliament broke down into a massive brawl after arguments over a new divisive “foreign agents” bill, that would require businesses with over 20% of foreign funding to register as foreign agents. The bill passed despite sparked mass protests, although it will likely be vetoed by the president.

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Drake has lost his rap beef to Kendrick Lamar in devastating fashion, leaving many questioning his parenting, morality, and past. The most successful male artist of the last decade might have just started his meltdown.

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Someone call an ambulance… for Boeing! After a second whistleblower passed away, conspiracy theories around the company are flying. Like its planes, the company seems to be in freefall.

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Jerry Seinfeld made quite the buzz when he claimed that it’s impossible to make good comedy anymore because of the P.C. police and extreme left. As one commented put it, “dude you made your fortune off of jokes about airplane food and laundry. Seinfeld's stuff is not edgy at all. He just hasn't had any funny ideas in a while.”

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The NYC Dublin portal that was supposed to connect both cities in real time and act as a cool cultural portal, was instead taken over by people mooning the camera, and flashing inappropriate signals. Mostly on the Dublin side.

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Assistant Police Chief James McCarthy wound up pepper spraying himself in the face by accident while attempting to arrest members of a pro-Palestinian protest crossing the Manhattan bridge.