Sexyy Red Clashes With Conservative Commentator CJ Pearson

It looks like Sexyy Red is the latest female rapper to attract the ire of right-wingers. On Monday (July 24), conservative activist CJ Pearson took aim at the St. Louis native on social media.

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“[B###### be] mad cause it’s me and not them,” Red tweeted. “I have superstar qualities, it’s very simple I was born to win,” to which the 20-year-old Trump supporter replied, “All you do is rap about your v#####. Have you ever tried saying anything impactful?”

All you do is rap about your v#####. Have you ever tried saying anything impactful?

— CJ Pearson (@thecjpearson) July 25, 2023

Sexxy Red fired back by simply posting a photo of Pearson. Her response directed at Pearson garnered more than 10,000 likes and roughly 600,000 views on the platform. Pearson’s initial post barely crossed the 100-like mark.

Six hours later, Pearson returned to Twitter to try another line of attack against Sexyy Red. This time, the Republican commentator leaned on religion and Black youth as his ammo against the “Pound Town 2” rapper.

“I just woke up to the Wish.com Barbie and wannabe rapper @SexyyRed314_, best known for the song ‘Pound Town’ and the lyric ‘my coochie pink, my bootyhole brown’ coming for me,” Pearson tweeted.

He continued, “Instead of trying to find ‘Pound Town,’ maybe you should try to find God? Young Black girls deserve better than this to look up to.”

Other female rap stars have clashed with conservative pundits over their musical content. Social media users clowned The Daily Wire‘s Ben Shapiro for his tirade about Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s “WAP” single in 2020.

Black Lives Matter critic Candace Owens repeatedly targeted Cardi B over the last several years, too. Owens once suggested “WAP” caused the “weakening of American society.” The two women have had several back-and-forth exchanges online.

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— Sexyy Red (@SexyyRed314_) July 25, 2023

I just woke up to the https://t.co/uvlcNR2tgX Barbie and wannabe rapper @SexyyRed314_, best known for the song “Poundtown” and the lyric “my coochie pink, my bootyhole brown” coming for me.

Instead of trying to find “Poundtown”, maybe you should try to find God? Young black… https://t.co/gdoqjYKwHv pic.twitter.com/wFVELp2Z8w

— CJ Pearson (@thecjpearson) July 25, 2023