Fox News host Tucker Carlson put on a great show on Monday night when he criticized the spicy performance of Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion at the Grammy, saying “they are intentionally trying to degrade our culture and harm our children”.
In fact, he was apparently so offended and outraged by the degradation shown on Sunday night that he showed three separate clips of the two rappers featuring his hit “WAP”.
Comparing cheeky rap to Fox News’ current obsession – the so-called liberal “culture of cancellation” aimed at Disney and Looney Tunes characters – Carlson exhibited an extended montage of the performance, which featured the two artists dancing suggestively on a large bed.
“Enough with Dumbo. It’s too dirty. Instead, we get it, ”exclaimed Carlson before turning to conservative commentator Candace Owens.
“It is hard not to conclude that they are actively trying to degrade our culture and harm our children,” added the Fox star.
While Carlson’s program displayed a graphic that said “The left can’t get enough of a disgusting ‘wet the ****’ song,” Owens muttered: “Practically, what we were seeing last night was a scene of lesbian sex being simulated on television, and this is considered feminist. “
While Owens and Carlson criticized how disgusting and shameful the whole show was, the Fox show continued to show additional images of Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion grinding.
“It looks more sinister. This is starting to seem to me that it is neither left nor right, it is not a political issue. This looks like an attack on American values, American traditions, and you are, in fact, actively trying to get children to aspire to grotesque things, “said Owens, adding,” We are celebrating wickedness in America. “
“They are trying to degrade us,” replied the Fox News host as the Grammy show played in the background.
Owens went on to declare that the performance was the “end of an empire”. “America cannot survive or sustain itself under these values,” she said, adding that “parents should be terrified, this is the direction in which our society is heading.”
While the Fox primetime presenter asked Owens about the parents’ reactions to raising their children around these songs, another montage of the performance was played for Fox viewers.
Carlson, in the end, wholeheartedly agreed with Owens that this “culture” was “keeping women in society” before reiterating that “WAP” was “totally degrading”.