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Cardi B Slammed Madonna's Statement About Her Impact on Sexuality in the Music Industry

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is disappointed with the way celebrated the 30th anniversary of Sex. On October 21, Madonna took to Instagram Stories to discuss the impact of her provocative 1992 coffee table book Sex, which she says helped pave the way for women in the entertainment industry to freely express their sexuality.

She also released the album Erotica that same year.“30 years ago I published a book called S.E.X. In addition to photos of me naked there were photos of Men kissing Men, Woman kissing Woman and Me kissing everyone.

I also wrote about my sexual fantasies and shared my point of view about sexuality in an ironic way,” she wrote. “I spent the next few years being interviewed by narrow minded people who tried to shame me for empowering myself as a Woman.

I was called a whore, a witch, a heretic and the devil.”Her statement continued, “Now Cardi B can sing about her WAP. can grace the cover of any magazine with her naked ass and can come in like a wrecking ball.” Following her final statement with a clown emoji, Madonna added, “You’re welcome bitches.”While Madonna's impact on music and culture can't be overstated, Cardi B felt the “Like a Virgin” singer's delivery was disrespectful. “I literally [paid] this woman homage so many times cause I grew up listening to her,” Cardi B on Twitter. “She can make her point without putting clown emojis and getting slick out the mouth...These icons really become disappointments once u make it in the industry that’s why I keep to myself”This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Along with her tweet, the rapper shared a screenshot of an old Instagram quote gushing over Madonna.

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