Do you let your daughter listen to Cardi B?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:You can say vagina. It’s not a bad word.

The word itself isn't. How words are used makes all the difference. There are always those who sink to the lowest common denominator. Cardi B is one of them.

Okay?
There's still no need for an adult woman to refer to a vagina as a vajajay. Grow up.

I don't, thank you. You can grow up and learn to read with comprehension.

[Anonymous]

Cardi B is a reflection of her very rough background. She has my sympathy.

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Anonymous wrote:Cardi B is a very intelligent woman. I want my daughter to be like her.

Truly intelligent women don't have to be crude and vulgar to earn a living, help others, display their talents, or make a point.

Okay. Thanks for sharing. People disagree with you which is fine because you aren’t actually the arbiter of what truly intelligent women are or do.

LOL! You're saying that truly intelligent women DO have to be crude and vulgar?

Sure, why not? Why can’t a woman be both truly intelligent AND vulgar?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cardi B is a very intelligent woman. I want my daughter to be like her.

Truly intelligent women don't have to be crude and vulgar to earn a living, help others, display their talents, or make a point.

Okay. Thanks for sharing. People disagree with you which is fine because you aren’t actually the arbiter of what truly intelligent women are or do.

LOL! You're saying that truly intelligent women DO have to be crude and vulgar?

Sure, why not? Why can’t a woman be both truly intelligent AND vulgar?

You're right. There are truly intelligent women who are vulgar. They reflect their backgrounds.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cardi B is a very intelligent woman. I want my daughter to be like her.

Please - she's a run-of-the-mill hoodrat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can say vagina. It’s not a bad word.

The word itself isn't. How words are used makes all the difference. There are always those who sink to the lowest common denominator. Cardi B is one of them.

Okay?
There's still no need for an adult woman to refer to a vagina as a vajajay. Grow up.

I don't, thank you. You can grow up and learn to read with comprehension.

Your comment had nothing to do with the one you were responding to, which was directed at the OP, not Cardi B.

[Anonymous]

Another for not censoring music or books over here.

[Anonymous]

I don't have a daughter, but yes, I would let her listen to Cardi B. My parents never censored my music, and I never censored my kids either. I grew up listening to Wu-Tang, Redman, Biggie, Lil Kim, Junior M.A.F.I.A, Too Short, NWA, 2 Live Crew, etc. I'm sure my parents found their song lyrics equally appalling. I remember when my two female cousins weren't allowed to watch BET videos or listen to that type of music. One of them had a baby at 13. They snuck around and did so much crap behind their parents back; they were pretty wild back then. Matter of fact, even now as grown women they are still a little out there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't have a daughter, but yes, I would let her listen to Cardi B. My parents never censored my music, and I never censored my kids either. I grew up listening to Wu-Tang, Redman, Biggie, Lil Kim, Junior M.A.F.I.A, Too Short, NWA, 2 Live Crew, etc. I'm sure my parents found their song lyrics equally appalling. I remember when my two female cousins weren't allowed to watch BET videos or listen to that type of music. One of them had a baby at 13. They snuck around and did so much crap behind their parents back; they were pretty wild back then. Matter of fact, even now as grown women they are still a little out there.

So what's Cardi B's excuse?

[Anonymous]

I used to listen to 2LiveCrew

Cardi B is tame

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I used to sing the lyrics out loud to my DD in the car to point out how ridiculous and gross they are. That might make her pick another song?

This is the approach with tweens/teens not banning. PP, what a great idea!

[Anonymous]

I let my tween listen to what she likes. She doesn’t repeat bad words or expect to dress like a female singer so it’s all good.

[Anonymous]

So, why listen! And why not repeat the "bad" words if all okay?

[Anonymous]

Thanks for sharing your opinion, grandma.

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Anonymous wrote:Cardi B is a very intelligent woman. I want my daughter to be like her.

Wet A.. P...y ... Yes, not a chance my DD is allowed to listen to her. She is disgusting.

Objectively, wap is vulgar; however, if you listen to the song with an open mind, it is hilarious. Men have made millions rapping far worse degrading misogynistic lyrics. When I finally listened to wap, I laughed, cringed and thought "good for them!". Cardi B has some tamer music in her catalog. She very astutely pointed out that when she sings or raps about love or tender topics, the records don't sell, but when she raps about her pu$$y, the money just rolls right in.