Oop! Candace Owens Speaks On Music Changing From “Michael Jackson & Whitney Houston To Sexyy Red” (WATCH)

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Candace Owens is sharing her two cents on music and how it’s changed from “Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston to Sexyy Red.”

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Here’s What Candace Owens Said About The Change In Music & Sexyy Red

On October 25, a new episode of Nick Cannon’s podcast, ‘Counsel Culture,’ was released via YouTube. During the conversation, Owens shared that she feels music has changed from the past to the present. Additionally, she shared that she’s been informed of the music industry allegedly pressuring artists to be more sexual in their music.

Ultimately, Owens explained that she believes music has diminished in its level of artistry.

Watch her full comments below.

Social Media Weighs In

Social media users reacted to Owen’s comments in The Shade Room’s comment section.

Instagram user @vareena_ wrote, When he had Whitney we had Kim, Trina & Foxy. When we had Micheal we had Rick James. Stop the bs.”

While Instagram user @queenbeachlbc added, Hate her if you want, but she is speaking no lies”

Instagram user @6_solo wrote, Even a broke clock is right twice a day”

While Instagram user @ttezmusic added, Unpopular opinion: At this point I think she’s said enough 100% correct things to stop the hate train ????????‍♂️”

Instagram user @_fromkdwithlove wrote, Even if Owens is right. We need to stop letting her comment on black issues…… she’s not one of us. All skin folk ain’t kin folk”

While Instagram user @loveeemichyyy added, Yall can HATE her but she isn’t lying this is a agenda and yall falling for it.”

Instagram user @goldn_charmr wrote, If you’re arguing you’re missing the message”

While Instagram user @_pettyking added, We also had our Uncle Luke’s, Adina Howard’s, Lil Kim’s & Trina’s back in Whitney & Michael’s day too. So the new gworls aren’t doing anything different, from what we’ve already had.”

Instagram user @marleybenjamin_ wrote, Rap music is weaponized against our own community.”

While Instagram user @khemistrymusicpage added, Nothing but the truth… labels are telling certain artist they are to talented to promote.. it’s crazy”

Sexyy Red Has Also Made Headlines

As The Shade Room previously reported, Sexyy Red made headlines earlier this month. At the time, the alleged father of one of her children accused her of spreading a sexually transmitted disease.

“Yall favorite rapper She said she burning errbody getting burnt… you gotta be strong for det nawf side p***y kuh it’s not for da weak n I’m da weak… Remember you started this,” he wrote on social media at the time.

Subsequently, Red also took to social media to address his allegations.

RELATED: Whew! Sexyy Red Speaks Out After The Alleged Father Of Her Child Makes Allegations About Her Health

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