Mexico City /
“Violence against women no longer exists,” it is what is sometimes heard when the issue of gender violence is put on the table. Faced with this scenario, just one day after the International Women’s Day, Archangel, a reggaeton singer, caused controversy by saying that women ask for respect, but spend it teaching “the ass …”. That is, the singer who has songs with misogynistic lyrics tried to justify aggression against women.
It was through her Instagram stories, Where Archangel made known his stance on women calling for respect and an end to violence.
“You want them to respect you as a woman, but you go on teaching c … on social media for likes “, wrote Archangel.
To make matters worse, the reggaeton player said that women’s truths – from his sexist opinion – are those who behave like ladies.
“Women who behave, distinguish themselves and are categorized as ladies,” added Archangel.
He also detailed that women who “prostitute” in the networks do not deserve respect:
“There are women who sadly use their social media to prostitute themselves, sometimes they demand some respect from men … if you don’t behave like a -dama-, you don’t deserve it.”, He added in his story.
Before this sexist and misogynistic stance in which it seeks to justify violence against women, the wave of criticism reached its networks and put it on trend. Even the singer Annita launched herself against:
“This is me, showing my ass on my instagram. Now a special themed question for Women’s Day yesterday …. can you (Archangel) use cu … of women in your videos and put it Explicit lyrics to get views, but at the same time say that women who show their own ass … on their social media don’t deserve respect? I’m confused. “ Annitta replied.
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finally criticized the use of women in music videos and stressed that they all deserve respect:
“They deserve respect with or without ass … out. Be it on your Instagram or in music videos of men who believe there should be women of one type to exploit them at their convenience and women of a another type to be yours. Peace, love and consistency “, ended.
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