It’s no secret that Sexyy Red’s wild internet antics and raunchy lyrics aren’t for everyone, but recently, one social media user took things a step further. A woman hopped on the internet to share several reasons why she “hates” the St. Louis-born performer, and didn’t hold back in the slightest. She accused Sexyy Red of having a “detrimental” impact on the Black community and of being a negative influence on young women. The user also encouraged viewers to have conversations with their children about her to let them know that “this is not the way to go.”
“She is going to tear your daughters’ self-esteem down,” the user claimed. “Sexyy Red is making a mockery out of Black girls’ hair and saying it looks like carpet and saying that it’s unattractive, along with turning your daughter into wh*res. I hate this b*tch with everything in me.”
Sexyy Red Remains Unbothered Amid Criticism
The user’s video has sparked a major debate in The Neighborhood Talk‘s comments section. While some commenters believe that the woman is onto something, others are coming to Sexyy Red’s defense. “She’s RIGHT,” one claims. Another says, “So say the same thing about the men rapping about sex, money, and drugs.” Others are arguing that it’s not Sexyy Red’s responsibility to be a role model for other people’s children and that she has a right to be whoever she wants to be.
Despite the harsh criticism, the “SkeeYee” performer appears to have remained unbothered. She took to Twitter/X earlier today to address the clip with a simple correction. “It’s Sexyy spell it right,” she wrote alongside a kiss emoji, in reference to the user misspelling her name. What do you think of this social media user’s take on Sexyy Red? Was she too harsh or not? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.
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