“Come Out With Your Full Chest and Sell”: Dan Dizzy Tackles Caramel Plugg Over Her Take on Men, Video Trends
- Over the last few days, a podcast hosted by skit maker Caramel Plugg and two other ladies talking about relationships and dating went viral and stirred reactions online
- In the podcast, Caramel and her colleagues posited that women should put a price on their bodies before allowing a man to sleep with them
- Dizzy, in reacting to the viral clip, has slammed the ladies by saying they should declare themselves as street workers
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Over the last few days, since an excerpt from the Rants, Bants and Confessions podcast by Caramel Plugg went viral, it has sparked exciting conversations and major clap backs from celebrities and fans.
Caramel and her friends on the podcast were of the opinion that women have to put a price on their bodies and only be with men that would take full responsibility for all their needs.
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One of the ladies, Lydia, tried to send home her point by comparing humans and animals. She noted even animals put a "price on their v*gina."
The clip from the podcast has sparked numerous reactions from netizens. Some of those taking the fight to these young ladies are young male celebrities like Buju BNXN, Sabinus and rapper Dan Dizzy.
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"Come out with your full chest and sell your towtow" - Dan Dizzy
In his reaction to the ladies, Dan Dizzy held no bars back as he accused them of being night workers in a day dress.
He also noted that the mentality being portrayed in the podcast lacks solid grounds, instead, it portrays the ladies in a horrible light.
See Dan Dizzy's post tackling Caramel Plugg and the viral podcast clip below:
See how netizens reacted to Dan Dizzy's comment about Caramel Plugg's viral podcast
@stanbnx:
"Caramel was highly respected and admired until she had that meeting with podcasters, sometimes maintaining your good name is highly regarded."
@preshy_beauty_gift:
"Truth is, if you as a lady manage to build yourself to a level of financial independence, you won’t need a man for different things, you’d be your own Man.."
@sir_eltee:
"In a world where people are now identifying as anything. It’s okay for you to also identify as an Olosho, so we can know how to address you!"
@official_soms:
"There are still good women!!"
@a.k.p.o.k.o:
"Life is too short to be falling in love with an ashawo my brother. Providing for a woman isn’t the problem, contentment is the problem."
@_cici_nita:
"All these podcasts girls keep proving Nedu right Nawa."
"What if a man runs into some financial trouble and he is married to this type of ladies, his life don spoil" - Dan Dizzy
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After seeing the viral comment shared online by Dan Dizzy, Legit.ng reached out to him, and he had more to say about the topic. Keeping it short, he said;
"If you go marry all these things come go get financial issues nah so your life take spoil be that ooo… God Abeg."
He also noted that most of the ladies who claim to be modern-day feminists would voluntarily accept to be in patriarchy if the price is right and the man is rich enough.
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng recalls reporting that young Nigerian female skit maker and social media influencer Ogechi Ukonu, better known as Caramel Plugg, had sparked a conversation online with some comments she made about men and their taste in women.
In the viral clip that got people talking, the social media influencer said that men don't like 'peace of mind' and would prefer to be with a stubborn and dramatic lady instead of a soft and gentle woman.
Plugg also noted that her theory about staying stubborn is tested and trusted.
Source: Legit.ng