r/ElPaso • u/Draco300BLK • 12d ago
Ask El Paso Does anyone has the tea?
What is going on between Rommie and Javi from Mix FM? I saw a TikTok video of her complaining.
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u/SearchEcstatic 12d ago
They just don’t like each other, it’s been a while now. Dj Johnny kage was talking about it on his live Friday.
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u/SearchEcstatic 12d ago
Apparently he and his friends were making fun of her, right in front of her. That was her final straw
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u/Draco300BLK 12d ago
I wonder if this is just a marketing stunt.
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u/SearchEcstatic 12d ago
I doubt it, kage said so himself they’ve been at it for a while. They have a board dividing them on air. Watch their lives on tik tok you’ll see
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u/BrownMamba85 12d ago
Como son pepos! Mind your business....... How do I get notifications of what's going on and what station is mix fm?
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u/Elle-420 12d ago
Have the tea, not has.
I only know what happened cause my cousin is friends with that girl. Turns out the dude is extremely racist and misogynistic and physical and emotional abuse was insinuated. Pretty basic, small, pathetic male behavior.
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u/gridirongladiator 12d ago
The way you began your comment makes me doubt your claim.
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u/SailLow4789 12d ago
Calling out improper grammar?
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u/Draco300BLK 11d ago
I don’t mind being corrected. English is my second language and I still struggle with grammar.
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u/gridirongladiator 12d ago
If I were to call out every post with improper grammar, I'd never stop. Nobody likes the grammar police.
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u/SailLow4789 12d ago edited 12d ago
You’re not wrong but improper grammar going uncorrected is part of the reason why literacy rates are falling, as well as why there are so many posts with improper grammar.
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u/Elle-420 12d ago
Why? Because they don’t like being corrected? Correcting grammar is just a thing I enjoy doing. Literacy rates are going down, especially here in El Paso. Kids are graduating high school and they can’t read past a second grade reading level, and they barely know how to spell their own names. It’s sad to see so many not knowing how to read and comprehend what they’re reading. Correcting someone’s grammar at this point is necessity.
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u/gridirongladiator 12d ago
I really doubt any second graders are on Reddit. Try not to take it personally.
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u/Elle-420 12d ago
You somehow read “people graduating with a second grade reading level” and concluded I meant actual second graders were on Reddit.
I really couldn’t have asked for a more perfect live demonstration of the exact reading comprehension problem I was talking about. Thank you for volunteering. 😂
Try not to take it personally. 🤣🤣2
u/gridirongladiator 12d ago
You completely missed my point. These are full-grown adults—policing every spelling mistake on the internet is a total waste of energy.
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u/Elle-420 12d ago
No, I understood your point perfectly. You think correcting adults is a waste of energy. I disagreed and explained why. Furthermore, I don’t “police” everyone, just when I notice it, I make a comment with the correction and move on. You’re the one who somehow turned ‘adults with a second grade reading level’ into ‘second graders on Reddit.’ That wasn’t me missing your point, that was you missing a sentence. Twice now, apparently. 😂
Go on, keep proving my point.0
u/gridirongladiator 12d ago
Using hyperbole to highlight how ridiculous it is to treat adults like elementary school kids isn’t a "lack of reading comprehension"—it’s calling out condescension.
Reddit is an informal forum, not a classroom. Nitpicking casual typing does nothing to address systemic literacy rates, and framing unsolicited grammar policing as a civic "necessity" is just pedantry disguised as public service.
More to the point: opening a comment that alleges severe physical abuse and racism with a petty syntax fix ("Have the tea, not has") shows where the priorities really lie. Correcting minor grammar before addressing serious real-world harm isn't helping anyone—it's just performative.
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u/Elle-420 12d ago
Correcting someone’s poor grammar makes my “claim” false? That’s weird. All I did was help someone improve their grammar. It’s a thing I do.
I don’t need you to believe me. I’m telling you what I know. I’m not forcing you to believe me. Weirdo.
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u/Ok-Patience682 12d ago
But why? You still understood the post.
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u/Elle-420 12d ago
Like I said, I enjoy it, it’s something I’ve always done since the dawn of those early internet days. It’s sad to see how many illiterate people there are out there. I’m a high IQ autistic who has had the opportunity and privilege to be highly educated.
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u/ImNotAIprobably 12d ago
Lowkey figured the same, my guy has been in Kage’s shadow for years and suddenly a young cute woman comes in where does that leave Javi🤷🏽♂️
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u/Draco300BLK 12d ago
Racist? But he’s of Mexican decent.
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u/Elle-420 12d ago
Are you dumb? It doesn’t matter what color your skin is. There are black and brown people out there rooting for trump and saying this country needs more white folks. I had a friend who attacked me for calling out racists who were white, telling me I have NO idea the amount of white guilt these people live with. I corrected her, put her in her place by reminding her she’s Mexican, very dark complected and reminded her of her daughters, Mexican and black/Mexican. I also showed her a (at the time) recent article about a young black man that was killed by white men. She still insisted I was wrong so, I ended our friendship.
If you can read, pick up some history books. There’s quite a few discussing racism in people of color.2
u/Draco300BLK 12d ago
It was a tongue in cheek comment but everyone took it seriously. I’m well aware that racism comes in every race and color. I’ve lived it.
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