I don't like it, but honestly it seems like "entertainers" have a quota, that they have to do something raunchy, or they're not allowed on the stage, especially the females.
Like in theory they don't have to do it... but at the same time, I haven't seen any female avoid it, and get invited back to the big stage.
To the point, I think I've become used to it, and my mind just naturally ignores it.
I think one comedian put it well, (and I don't remember whom, and can't put the same comedic spin on it), but
On one side of culture they were having cancel culture to the song, "Baby it's cold outside" because allegedly it gave rape vibes, and demeaned women.
On the other side, was the most popular song, song by females and supposedly empowering them, called "WAP" which for those that don't know, especially stated in the song stands for Wet A$$ Pu$$y.
So on one hand, I totally and completely agree with some of you, that entertainers should absolutely stop pushing the envelope and stop being so outrageous...
But on the other hand... it truly seems like if they aren't pushing some sort of boundary or line, then for whatever reason they're completely forgotten about...
And of course, entertainers like all of us will keep doing what it takes to put keep money in our pockets... so if it takes doing something outrageous for that to happen, that's what they'll do.
And we as the audience need to stop giving attention to outrage and need to start giving attention to positive things.
Because whatever we give our attention to is what they're going to keep doing...
Originally Posted by: beast