Dennis Rodman, Who wore a Dress to Promote his Biography, Got Kicked out of a Bar for Waving Around Kim Jong Un’s Manifesto
Dennis Rodman was among the greatest rebounders to have played in the NBA. His prowess in the paint meant he was versatile and a big reason why he won 5 NBA titles. Off the court, he was a nuisance of sorts. The prodigal bad boy. And even after retirement, his stories were equally wild.
He is also a diplomat. Yes, Rodman’s greatest act of diplomacy was to engineer a cultural exchange between North Korea and the United States. How did he do this? He is good friends with Kim Jong Un.
Yes, good friends with the leader of a totalitarian nation. Dennis will never cease to amaze us. And we have taken up stories in the past, of how he became the eyes and ears for the US, how he played drinking games with Jong-Un, and now, we cover how he was thrown out of a bar in New York for brandishing North Korea’s Manifesto.
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