Cardi B’s bold statement about male insecurities sparks debate
Cardi B explains why men prefers less attractive women
Cardi B, who never shies away to speak her heart out, has stirred social media firestorm with her controversial comment about society's double standards.
In her recent livestream, the rapper explained why men preferred “less attractive” women.
“Men prefer less attractive women because they are more submissive than perfect 10s,” said Cardi.
Her comment started a new debate on social media, which is why, the rapper took to X, formerly known as Twitter, explaining why insecure men feel “intimidated” by independent women.
“Men are intimidated by women that make their own money because they are not as easy to control,” she wrote.
Cardi also gave reference of her past conversation with a man who preferred dating “6s instead of 10s”.
The rapper remarks came after her turbulent relationship with estranged husband Offset, with whom she shares three children.
Even though she filed for divorce earlier this year following infidelity allegations, Cardi attended Offset birthday party days before her livestream.
In her same livestream, Cardi also clapped back at women who judge others based on the men they've dated.
Interestingly, Cardi was praised for calling out double standards on social media. However, there were few who slammed her stance on submission.
Defying critics, the rapper stated, “Don't let a man's actions make you think less of yourself.”
-
Gwyneth Paltrow reveals deep personal connection with Kate Hudson
-
Hilary Duff tears up talking about estranged sister Haylie Duff
-
Inside Hilary Duff's supportive marriage with husband Matthew Koma amid new album release
-
Daniel Radcliffe admits to being self conscious while filming 'Harry Potter' in late teens
-
Eric Dane infuriated after ALS diagnosis as he feared the disease would take him away from his girls
-
Johnny Depp's kind gesture towards late 'Grey's Anatomy' actor Eric Dane before death laid bare
-
Kylie Jenner 'convinced' Gwyneth Paltrow is 'crushing' on Timothee Chalamet: 'It's disrespectful'
-
Eric Dane opened up about releasing his memoir just two months before his death due to ALS complications