‘My Balls and Nut Sack Exploded’: NCAA Basketball Player Hospitalized After Strange Medical Episode Similar to Nicki Minaj’s Vaccine Injury Claims

An NCAA basketball player filmed from a hospital bed Thursday complaining his testicles and scrotum had become extremely swollen.

Clemson Tigers guard Brevin Galloway, 25, attempted to make light of the situation in a social media post, explaining he worked out, then took a nap before waking up to the bizarre medical episode.

“So this morning I went to lift, I came back, I took a nap I woke up from my nap, my balls and my nut sack were exploded,” Galloway explained.

“Now, I go to the doctor, I have surgery – three hours later my balls are reduced to their normal size.”

“I don’t know what happened to my balls. I guess they were trying to be like basketballs,” he joked.

“But we made it. Now, I’m going to be spoiled for the next 48 hours, and I will be back in a uniform shortly.”

On Thursday night, it was reported Galloway had been experiencing abdominal issues, with a tweet from him that night saying, “Idk what happened today but it was the worst pain I’ve ever experienced we good though.”

Following news of Galloway’s medical episode, many harkened back to claims made by pop star Nicki Minaj in Sept. 2021, when she described a similar Covid vaccine injury happened to a friend of a relative.

“My cousin in Trinidad won’t get the vaccine cuz his friend got it & became impotent. His testicles became swollen. His friend was weeks away from getting married, now the girl called off the wedding. So just pray on it & make sure you’re comfortable with ur decision, not bullied,” Minaj stated at the time.

At the time, Minaj was describing how she didn’t want to take the jab to attend the Met Gala due to the rumored vaccine horror story.

Despite the media assailing Minaj over her claims, medical experts pointed out the medical episode, known as “orchitis,” has been reported by males in relation to post-Covid vaccine adverse reactions.

More from author and physician R.M. Huffman:

Keeping in mind that particular vaccine complication, let’s now consider that spontaneous clotting of the venous plexus draining the testes is a rare, but known, medical entity, and can present as a swollen, tender testicle.

Would a presentation exactly like Minaj described be a common occurrence? No, certainly not. Is it possible? According to easily accessible data and case reports, the answer must be yes, which naturally obliges us to ask: why would Whitty, Fauci, and other “experts” declare so unequivocally that she must be lying? Why could they fail to imagine a clinical scenario that any layman with an internet connection and a search engine can easily uncover in minutes?

What’s more, the poor ex-groom of Nicki’s story wouldn’t be the only fellow lamenting those same sad vaccine complications. Current data from the UK’s Yellow Card system show that dozens of men have complained about erectile dysfunction, impotence, scrotal pain and swelling after receiving their vaccination pricks. While this self-reporting only confirms suspicion, not causation, it clearly demonstrates that Nicki Minaj is innocent of the dishonesty of which Professor Whitty, who apparently is unaware of his own government’s reporting scheme, and others have accused her.

The theory the jab caused Galloway’s injury is predicated on whether or not he received a Covid jab.

In Dec. 2021, Galloway complained Clemson Men’s Basketball games were cancelled despite vaccine rules. 

“Why did they make us get the vaccine if games were going to be cancelled?” he wrote with a laughing crying face emoji.

Now over a year later, Galloway’s bizarre medical incident appears to be corroborating Minaj’s testimony.

H/t: palexander.substack.com

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