A Countdown Of The Five Worst Events That Happened On The 4th of July, 2016.

July 5, 2016 C. Stewart

Yesterday on July 4th, 2016, there were some unusual events that took place making it the worst 4th of July’s ever for some people. Here is a countdown of some of the events that happen.

5.ESPN decided not to air the live broadcast of Nathan Hotdog Eating Contest, instead showed Wimbledon Tennis matches. Some people felt like ESPN interrupted their traditional all American 4^th of July event by showing a sports event that took place in England.

Nothing more un-American than @ArdaOcalTV spoiling the result of the #Nathans Hot Dog Eating Contest before it airs on ESPN. #OhCanada

— Vacant (@WWEVacant) July 4, 2016

I just found out @Wimbledon is in England, so now I'm even more disappointed with @espn for not showing #Nathans hot dog contest on the 4th!

— jimmy dunn (@jimmydunncomedy) July 4, 2016

.@espn is a farce for putting tennis on TV over #Nathans eating contest live on the 4th. Country is falling apart #IndependenceDay

— Matt Aber (@MLBOutsider) July 4, 2016

@espn why is the Nathans hot dog eating contest not important enough to be live on ESPN or ESPN2 this is a travesty to the American people

— Alex Barnum (@basedbarnum) July 4, 2016

And @espn shame on you for not showing the #nathans hot dog eating contest live you just snubbed America's Pastime for fucking tennis

— Kim Jong Un (@SzechuanBeef) July 4, 2016

4. Mexican officials burned 17 tons of weed and other narcotics. Even thoughthis happened last week, I didn’t find out about it until July 4^th.

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Watch all that bud go up into the air…somebody got a major contact.

3. Japans first virtual reality adult convention was cancelled because too many people showed up. Technically, this isn’t a 4^th of July event, but it did happen on the 4^th in Japan. Some of the following contains NSFW material.

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#Japan’s first #VR #porn festival prematurely cancelled due to overcrowdinghttps://t.co/PS6ZxcCdn9 pic.twitter.com/jwM77w07Gj

— ecommerceportal.biz (@ecommerceportal) July 4, 2016

2. PBS got caught up in a scandal because they showed “repeats” of July 4^th Firework Footage on the Washington D.C Mall. People quickly noticed that it was cloudy in reality in Washington D.C, but the PBS footage showed some clear skies in the Nation’s Capital.

I’m at the Mall in D.C. right now.

What @PBS is showing right now is a lie – you can’t see the fireworks, it’s all clouds and rain. #July4

— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) July 5, 2016

PBS draws criticism for airing old fireworks video. https://t.co/7CRr0hkXte pic.twitter.com/QhOIwLkN6M

— ABC7News (@ABC7News) July 5, 2016

Clearly old fireworks footage here on @PBS. Note no scaffolding on the Capitol dome pic.twitter.com/MxE3CzIZ6P

— Marcus Weisgerber (@MarcusReports) July 5, 2016

People then started comparing PBS firework coverage to Milli Vanilli.

#FireworksGate PBS airs old fireworks, viewers call it the Milli Vanilli of fireworks, lol-> https://t.co/YPRvLCZEr8 pic.twitter.com/vJzzw3pCSZ

— Star 94.1 (@Star941FM) July 5, 2016

I think they should have gave a disclaimer like that person does when your favorite soap opera actor is out sick and the understudy has to take their place, “Today’s 4th of July is played by last years 4th of July”.

1. The biggest event that happened on the 4^th of July, was NBA’s Kevin Durant announcing that he was leaving his team, Oklahoma City Thunders for a new team, Golden State Warriors. Thunder fans let him have on Twitter.

Kevin Durant Fan Leaves “Coward ” Sign Outside His House. https://t.co/I1TQ51VC77 pic.twitter.com/K8mxBw69lC

— fbj (@foolsbonhedzazz) July 5, 2016

RIP to my Kevin Durant Fathead pic.twitter.com/c8Sc6W6Rwr

— Charlie Johnson (@char44char) July 5, 2016

Brutal video shows the Thunder taking down Kevin Durant’s picture outside the arena https://t.co/3l5iQPgMCB pic.twitter.com/2YZXFLtaza

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) July 5, 2016

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A Countdown Of The Five Worst Events That Happened On The 4th of July, 2016.

Yesterday on July 4th, 2016, there were some unusual events that took place making it the worst 4th of July’s ever for some people. Here is a countdown of some of the events that happen.

5.ESPN decided not to air the live broadcast of Nathan Hotdog Eating Contest, instead showed Wimbledon Tennis matches. Some people felt like ESPN interrupted their traditional all American 4^th of July event by showing a sports event that took place in England.

4. Mexican officials burned 17 tons of weed and other narcotics. Even thoughthis happened last week, I didn’t find out about it until July 4^th.

Image 1 Source- valleycentral.com

Watch all that bud go up into the air…somebody got a major contact.

3. Japans first virtual reality adult convention was cancelled because too many people showed up. Technically, this isn’t a 4^th of July event, but it did happen on the 4^th in Japan. Some of the following contains NSFW material.

Image 1 Source Twitter

2. PBS got caught up in a scandal because they showed “repeats” of July 4^th Firework Footage on the Washington D.C Mall. People quickly noticed that it was cloudy in reality in Washington D.C, but the PBS footage showed some clear skies in the Nation’s Capital.

People then started comparing PBS firework coverage to Milli Vanilli.

I think they should have gave a disclaimer like that person does when your favorite soap opera actor is out sick and the understudy has to take their place, “Today’s 4th of July is played by last years 4th of July”.

1. The biggest event that happened on the 4^th of July, was NBA’s Kevin Durant announcing that he was leaving his team, Oklahoma City Thunders for a new team, Golden State Warriors. Thunder fans let him have on Twitter.

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Yesterday on July 4th, 2016, there were some unusual events that took place making it the worst 4th of July’s ever for some people. Here is a countdown of some of the events that happen.

5.ESPN decided not to air the live broadcast of Nathan Hotdog Eating Contest, instead showed Wimbledon Tennis matches. Some people felt like ESPN interrupted their traditional all American 4th of July event by showing a sports event that took place in England.

4. Mexican officials burned 17 tons of weed and other narcotics. Even thoughthis happened last week, I didn’t find out about it until July 4th.

Image 1 Source- valleycentral.com

Watch all that bud go up into the air…somebody got a major contact.

3. Japans first virtual reality adult convention was cancelled because too many people showed up. Technically, this isn’t a 4th of July event, but it did happen on the 4th in Japan. Some of the following contains NSFW material.

Image 1 Source Twitter

2. PBS got caught up in a scandal because they showed “repeats” of July 4th Firework Footage on the Washington D.C Mall. People quickly noticed that it was cloudy in reality in Washington D.C, but the PBS footage showed some clear skies in the Nation’s Capital.

People then started comparing PBS firework coverage to Milli Vanilli.

I think they should have gave a disclaimer like that person does when your favorite soap opera actor is out sick and the understudy has to take their place, “Today’s 4th of July is played by last years 4th of July”.

1. The biggest event that happened on the 4th of July, was NBA’s Kevin Durant announcing that he was leaving his team, Oklahoma City Thunders for a new team, Golden State Warriors. Thunder fans let him have on Twitter.

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5.ESPN decided not to air the live broadcast of Nathan Hotdog Eating Contest, instead showed Wimbledon Tennis matches. Some people felt like ESPN interrupted their traditional all American 4^th of July event by showing a sports event that took place in England.

4. Mexican officials burned 17 tons of weed and other narcotics. Even thoughthis happened last week, I didn’t find out about it until July 4^th.

3. Japans first virtual reality adult convention was cancelled because too many people showed up. Technically, this isn’t a 4^th of July event, but it did happen on the 4^th in Japan. Some of the following contains NSFW material.

2. PBS got caught up in a scandal because they showed “repeats” of July 4^th Firework Footage on the Washington D.C Mall. People quickly noticed that it was cloudy in reality in Washington D.C, but the PBS footage showed some clear skies in the Nation’s Capital.

1. The biggest event that happened on the 4^th of July, was NBA’s Kevin Durant announcing that he was leaving his team, Oklahoma City Thunders for a new team, Golden State Warriors. Thunder fans let him have on Twitter.