Questions

I have never thought Cardi B was actually talented, and I don't understand how people support her. Her career feels built around constant controversy, being loud, obnoxious, and disrespectful—like when she called a 4-year-old a "bitch" on live video over a game.

To me, a true rapper needs clever wordplay, vocal delivery, a distinct tone, and the ability to tell a story or exude genuine passion. Her music lacks that. Her live performances don't move me at all. At the iHeartRadio Music Festival, Ciara put on a vastly superior show, while Cardi relied on a trashy outfit showing off her coochie and BBL which looked terrible. I saw her BET Awards performance too, and it wasn't good at all; she had to use a stripper pole just to distract everyone from her lack of stage presence and talent.

I think labels just view her as highly marketable to keep pushing her. Do you feel the same way, or do you view her as a real star?

Many women choose to bleach their leg hair instead of removing it , I wonder why they bleach instead of removing?

How do you think about bleached hairy legs as compared to shaved /waxed legs?

What a joke. This is such a backwards society we're living in today. She had full awareness of what she was doing and it's why she attempted to kill herself afterwards

Americans would yet again suffer. products they like would disappear from shelves and Other products would be higher.

Brock Lesnar has been officially retired from WWE for nearly two months now. Do you miss "The Beast Incarnate"?

I know he was a part-timer who only showed up sporadically if he was advertised to be on either Raw, SmackDown, or pay-per-views, or even for those shock surprise returns when he took a few years' layoff. But one thing about Brock is that whenever he actually appeared, he always brought an unmatched level of realism and legitimacy to the product, and he was always incredibly entertaining to watch. He kicked ass and didn’t play games with anyone in that ring.

Whether he was throwing people across the ring or completely tearing up the script, his presence made the show feel must-see and unpredictable in a way that modern television deeply struggles to replicate. Now that he has permanently walked away from the squared circle, his absence leaves a massive void on the roster.

What do y'all think? Does the weekly product feel like it's missing that major threat level without him around, or have you already moved on from the Beast era?