Kuba Wojewodzki

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Career

Wojewódzki was a judge on the Polish Idol. He served as the Polish ambassador on the World Idol on December 25, 2003.

He was a founding member of punk bands System and New Dada in the 1980s. Currently, he is a drummer in the band called Klatu.

Since 2006, he has been with TVN.

He has his own television show named Kuba Wojewódzki, the Polish version of Britain's Got Talent, and, since 2011, also on X-Factor.

He was chastised for being harsh on X Factor contestants and making racist remarks. When asking what he was doing in Poland, Nigerian-born auditionee John James Egwu mistranslated "I married a white woman and then ate her" as "She was a bit gristly." Wojewódzki then encouraged the audience to applaud the contestant.

He addresses a variety of controversial topics in his talk show. In a movement against littering public places and chastising owners who do not clean after their pets, a cartoonist Marek Raczkowski turned the Polish flag into dog faeces. He sent a note that other nations are more responsible. The incident was widely covered by the media. On his morning radio show for radio Eska Rock in June 2011, he suggested that perhaps there should be "a national registry of negroes" and that the Ku Klux Klan's Warsaw branch sponsored that day. Members of ethnic minorities in Poland had condemned his remarks. In the radio station's report (Krajowa Rada Radiofonie i Telewizki)'s report, the radio station was fined 50,000 zlotys and Wojewódzki's remarks were described as "unambiguously racist" ("jednoznacznie rasistowskie).

Wojewódzki reported that an unknown attacker had harmed his face and neck with acid in October, 2013. The fluid was not acid, not acid, as it was revealed later by the police, and it was not corrosive.

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