Earlier on this week, actor and singer Demi Lovato came out as non-binary, officially changing their pronouns to They/Them in the process, and Road Dogg has commented on the matter.
While speaking about the news on Matty in the Morning, Matty Siegel walked off his radio show after higher-ups told him to stop making jokes about Lovato and their announcement.
The Boston Herald, notes that Siegel was about to speak about Lovato’s announcement when he started to be spoken to by his bosses. Here is what Siegel had to say:
“I am the biggest of all time and they said, ‘Shut up Matt — stop talking.’ Well, I hope you’re happy, because I just stopped talking. Matty out,” Siegel said during his monologue on Wednesday. “So I’m ending my portion of the radio show right now. It has been a hell of a run, but I think it’s coming to an end.
“By the way, it’s a joke — the whole binary thing. I don’t care what Demi Lovato does, but now we have to worry about, you might offend someone. So I basically offended right-wing people, and today I offended left-wing people.”
Commenting on a Facebook news story recapping the events on Matty Siegel’s show, WWE Hall of Famer Road Dogg (Bg James) seemingly praised the radio host, having the following to say on the matter:
“Good for him. We have to be bold and stand up against this secularism.”
It’s important to note that Road Dogg has since deleted his comment, but not before people were able to get screenshots of what he had to say, as can be seen below.

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