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Video: V. Stiviano Says Black People 'Do Stupid Sh*t' Like Buy Rims

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A video has surfaced showing V. Stiviano saying racist things about black people (and also making disturbing oral sex jokes with an Elmo doll).

Donald Sterling’s former flame, who was recorded on audio tape trying to reason with the beleaguered Clippers owner when he chastised her for bringing black people to Clippers games and having them on her Instagram, has had the tables turned on her. This video from TMZ, shot for a reality TV pilot about gold diggers, sees her saying mildly comprehensible and entirely racist things about black people—then doing things with an Elmo doll no one should ever do:

If it’s too painful to watch, here are some gems:

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“I don't understand black people. You give them a little bit of money, they don't know what to do with it.” “[Black people] just act crazy ... they're like, ‘Yo, I wanna put extra rims on top of my rims. And my rims are gonna turn around. I’m gonna call them spinners.’”

She’ll probably want to keep hiding her face in one of those Daft Punk visors for a while.

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