Ep. 54: Let's Stop Pretending That Glorifying P***y Is A Good Thing

Chicks on The Right - Conservative Politics & Culture Commentary

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🗓️ 12 August 2020

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

It's time to break down the "WAP". The Chicks talk about the viral song by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion that has grabbed the attention of millions for all the wrong reasons. From objectifying women, making Kylie Jenner the new face of racism, and just straight up being raunchy this "song" makes us lose faith in the future of our culture. If the lyrics aren't enough for you just go watch the music video, it's the icing on the cake!

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0:00.0	People will say to me,
0:01.1	Daisy, you're so fashioned, you just approved,
0:04.4	I'm really not a fruit, am I a prude?
0:06.3	I'm really not a prude.
0:07.2	I don't think you are.
0:07.8	I really don't think I am, but there is this level of just rotting
0:12.2	in our culture.
0:13.0	Go use your body to make coin.
0:15.0	Yeah. So they're basically just saying, go and be a prostitute.
0:18.0	Yeah, be a hoe.
0:20.0	Not be a prostitute.
0:21.0	Because that also is too long to say.
0:23.2	The Mock and Daisy Common Sense cast.
0:28.8	No one has common sense anymore.
0:31.2	We live in a time. Where? I love how you start this. I know. Like
0:36.7	you're trying to get all philosophical about this horrible music video. Like what is
0:40.7	that? We live in a time.
0:43.0	What are you doing?
0:45.0	What are you doing?
0:46.0	I was trying to do that theater guys.
0:48.0	We live in a world.
0:50.0	Who's the guy that interviews like the Bravo,, it's on bravo time, inside the actor studio?
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