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42 Dugg’s Michigan Senate Race Bet Draws Fan Backlash

Fans told rapper 42 Dugg to “call the hotline” after he said he had bet on the Michigan Senate race between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers.
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Rapper 42 Dugg claimed he would bet on Abdul El-Sayed over Mike Rogers for the Michigan Senate midterm race, according to HotNewHipHop. The claim drew criticism on social media.

42 Dugg’s comments on the bet

El-Sayed, the Democrat in the race, was leading in the polls at the time of the reporting. 42 Dugg expected El-Sayed to win because of high voter turnout.

In a post on X, he wrote,

“I’ve been studying the polls lately and it looking like to me that El-Sayed has a clear shot for Senate. Voter turnout expected to be high & I be using AI to give me this lock, who yall got money on sayed or Rogers.”

The replies urged the rapper to “Call the hotline,” HotNewHipHop reports. It’s a popular online phrase used for someone with a gambling addiction. However, this proves nothing. 42 Dugg is not a confirmed gambling addict.

Source: As reported by HotNewHipHop.

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