Controversial influencer Nick Fuentes has slammed black people, calling them “the most obnoxious race of people.”The 27 year old made the comments during a livestream of his America First show on Rumble in response to a superchat. He started by saying that he does not have a beef with Black people as long as they are considerate. He then adds that they:“walk around with their a** hanging out. The bar and their pants are on the floor… They are the most obnoxious race of people of ALL TIME.”Fuentes continues to add to his statement, noting that there are a lot of Black people who are fine and would understand his point. Further into his livestream on Rumble, Fuentes recounted an incident from Tyler Russell’s birthday. He says they encountered some brothers who were dressed obnoxiously and smell like weed. He portrayed their behavior as disruptive and inconsiderate.Continue reading for more details.Nick Fuentes shares views on Black people, calling them “obnoxious”Nick Fuentes uses his streaming platforms and public appearances to make inflammatory comments about minority groups. He has been described by organizations such as ADL and by major outlets as a white supremacist figure. He promotes “race realism” and has repeatedly expressed preference for segregation of Black people.Born Nicholas Joseph Fuentes in August 1998 in Illinois, USA, Fuentes was raised in the suburbs of Chicago La Grange Park as a Roman Catholic. His father, William “Bill” Fuentes is of half Mexican-American ancestry. He has been described as a vice president at a ball-bearing manufacturer in the Chicago area.Fuentes’ mother, Lauren Fuentes is of Italian heritage. She has called into his livestream at least a couple of times. He has a twin sister named Melissa Fuentes who attended Lyons Township High School with him. Melissa lives a completely different life from her brother, as per the reports and hold different views.White supremacist Nick Fuentes speaks as America First protesters are gathered in front of the Gracie Mansion to protest vaccination mandates in New York City, United States on November 13, 2021. - Source: GettyFuentes graduated from his high school in 2016 and started hosting shows on the school’s radio (WLTL) and television (LTTV) stations. He studied international relations and politics after enrolling at Boston University.While a student at Boston University, Nick Fuentes attended the Unite the Right rally. It was a meeting featuring violent hate groups, white nationalists and neo-Nazis that ended with the murder of one counterprotester and injuries to countless others.Fuentes launched his full time political commentary from their basement in 2017 with his show America First with Nicholas J. Fuentes. During that time he was still a student at the Boston University. He has since built a large online following through daily livestreams, the America First Political Action Conference (AFPAC), and the America First Foundation, despite repeated platform bans.He dropped out of college after the rally, citing death threats and harassment. He briefly considered transferring to Auburn University and later earned an associate degree from the College of DuPage in 2019.Nick Fuentes’ ideology centers on creating a white, Christian ethnostate in America, rejecting multiculturalism and opposing what he sees as Jewish influence. His followers have been nicknamed as “groypers” which a toad-like variant of Pepe the frog. They also call them as Groyper Army.Nick Fuentes promotes white nationalism and Christian nationalism through his livestreamed show, America First. He has a documented history of questioning or mocking the Holocaust.Speaking about his personal life, Fuentes has repeatedly described himself as single and a "proud incel." He has discussed his views on marriage in podcasts and interviews.