JESSE WATTERS: The media published his profile to make a young boy look like a racist

Jesse Watters discusses how the media is accusing a young Kansas City Chiefs fan of wearing ‘blackface’ on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’

Jesse Watters discusses how the media has gone after a young Kansas City Chiefs fan for "blackface" after wearing a headdress and war paint during a football game on "Jesse Watters Primetime."

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JESSE WATTERS: From soccer to hockey to football, face paint's a part of fan culture. Sometimes you see guys paint their whole bodies. This is a family show. We're not going to show that. But the more die-hard the fan base, the more exuberant the look. 

The Kansas City Chiefs have a rich history of fanatical Sunday displays. In the 60s, Chiefs games kicked off with an American riding in on horseback. The horse's name –  Warpaint. Then they cancel the American Indians riding it on warpaint. And now a blond woman rides in on it. 

And then they canceled Warpaint the horse. And they just have a big drum they bang. But they'll always have the tomahawk chants. Whose decibel records? Insane. You can hear it from five miles away. Fans at Arrowhead Stadium show up in full Chiefs regalia, face paint, headdresses. They're not showing disrespect. 

A general view as Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt speaks on stage during the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl LVII victory parade on February 15, 2023 in Kansas City, Missouri. (David Eulitt/Getty Images)

They're showing allegiance. But this weekend, a young fan went to a Chiefs-Raiders game in Vegas with face paint and a headdress. And the media tried to destroy his life. Now, I know you're looking at this. You're like, what's the big deal? It's Thanksgiving