The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) received 1,000 complaints about the ‘WAP’ performance of Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion on the Grammy stage.
According to the Rolling StoneAs of April 14, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) received more than 1,000 complaints related to the show. WAP of Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion on the Grammy stage on March 14.
Many people commented that the hit made them disappointed because it was too offensive. The dance is said to have too many erotic moves. CBS takes responsibility for broadcasting a performance unsuitable for children.
“I was offended before the Megan Stallion & Cardi B show. The song transcends sexual boundaries, it promotes pornography and is not suitable for children,” Rolling Stone citation email sent to FCC.
Cardi B’s performance has been repeatedly criticized.
According to the InsiderA resident in Virginia said she was anxious for the children to see the show. She said it was “disgusting, scared” when she watched the show.
Others attacked the CBS channel, calling for the television network to stop broadcasting vulgar content. Another California resident said it would take legal action if CBS continues to distribute pornography.
Before that, when the performance was shown on CBS, many people criticized the performance. Conservative activist and politician Candace Owens said: “The performance of Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion is toxic to young people.”
The US National Center for Sexual Exploitation criticized CBS and the Grammy Awards organizers for the performance. “CBS is promoting pornography and striptease in front of an American audience, including children just because they want to increase ratings,” said Dawn Hawkins, the center’s senior vice president and chief executive officer.
When Cardi B first released the MV, James P. Bradley, a candidate for the US Senate, spoke WAP offend others. Rapper CeeLo Green once again said this is music that is personally and morally disappointing.
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