Cardi B & Megan Thee Stallion – FCC Received Over 1,000 Complaints For Grammys ‘WAP’ Performance

Cardi B & Megan Thee Stallion – FCC Received Over 1,000 Complaints For Grammys ‘WAP’ Performance

Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s NSFW performance at the Grammy Awards is getting lots of criticism.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has received more than 1,000 complaints about their “WAP” performance last month.

One email reads, according to Rolling Stone:

“I wish to file a formal complaint against the televised grammy awards 2021. Although I did not watch the entire event, I just happened to tune in just to see if the mc’s, performers, etc. are still spewing any off colored and/or political jokes and I just happened switch my channel and was stunned to see the Cardi B/Megan, etc. etc. etc. display. This is really something for women (note: This is Women in History Month) and girls to aspire to. You have got to be kidding me. This was a disgusting display of nothing more than sluts being sluts. Is this going to continue? If so, I certainly want to know who to contact to file a lawsuit against the performers, the network, and any and all persons, corporations, etc who either directly or indirectly participated in this display of pornography. If you do not do anything about this, I will need to seek legal advice regarding any action I may take against you.”

Cardi B

Another complaint says the performance was “pure objectification of women at its finest,” which allegedly results in “violence against women.” Read that full complaint below.

“I felt violated with Meghan Stallion & Cardi B’s performance. I am pro sex-positivity abnd body positivity but this performance crossed the line into pornography. Many kids still awake at that time, and even non-consenting adults were unexpectedly staring at pure objectification of women at its finest. Not to mention Trevor Noah’s drooling, sweating, screaming wrap up like he was at a strip club. I am a massage therapist with deep respect for the human body who found myself crying myself to sleep wondering how this could be allowed on television. And how far this will go next year and the years after that. Art and objectification are opposite sides of the coin. Objectification perpetuates violence against women, maintaining the ripple effect that causes domestic violence, human trafficking, encouraging the consumption of women and then the disposal of them. I’ve watched the Grammys every year since I was 5 years old. It gave me something to strive for as a musician. As a female, I will never again view this program due to the allowance of this performance. since 1980? [SIC]

Another viewer from Richmond, VA referenced the recent pull of six Dr. Seuss’ books due to racial issues and Mr. Potato Head’s rebranding to become gender-neutral in their complaint.

“I have hesitated to file this complaint, but in an environment where Mr. Potato Head, Dr. Seuss, Peter Pan, etc. are being removed from public viewing, it is hard to tolerate much less stomach the performance of Cardi B at the Grammys. It was disgusting and thought of young children possibly viewing it horrifies me.” [SIC]

One complaint was kept short and sweet and reads,

I would like to formally complain about the pornographic content of the 2021 Grammy’s 63rd Annual GRAMMY Awards® live on Sunday, March 14 at 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT on CBS & Paramount”

Megan Thee Stallion

Another called for CBS and the Grammy Awards to make major changes altogether.

“Your brief bio implies (at least to me)family values. So that said I hope you in some way will attempt to end the vulgar, deplorable trash that was presented on national TV called the Grammy’s. If you’re not able then just rename it to something more in line and appropriate to what it actually was…LivePorn.” [SIC]

Cardi B previously defended the performance during a back and forth with conservative political analyst Candace Owens. 

She also laughed off the recent complaints.

What are your thoughts on the complaints against the performance? Comment and let us know.

Authored by: C.J.