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People’s veins are popping out of their heads right now because rapper Yung Miami said she wants a man who has millions of dollars.

Brief recap: while the rapper, born Caresha Brownlee, was a guest on Uproxx’s Sound Check, she was asked about the current state of her love life, to which she said, “I’m just living” and “just having fun.” 

When asked whether she has a list of requirements for a potential suitor, the 32-year-old mentioned him “having a coin.” 

She continued, “A provider. I need someone that’s God-fearing, that’s religion [sic], that believes in God. Someone that leads.”

When the interviewer asked what the minimum net worth requirement would be, she replied, “I want a man that at least got like $100 million dollars.” 

Soon after, plenty of keyboard warriors powered up their fingers and rushed turbo speed to comment sections to rebuke Caresha for her personal preference. The general response to her comments are predictable yet baffling. The rapper is also confused and expressed that in a social response to the online commotion. 

“I’m trying to figure out how did I insult so many ppl by stating what I want in a man,” she commented. “Why yall so mad? B—h i believe I can fly wtf. I’m so confused a lot of yall feel hit i wasn’t even talking to yall!” 

There haven’t been many times I have agreed with Yung Miami, but I do today. I too am confused about why people are irate about another woman’s preferences. This is especially common amongst women, who are often told not to ask for too much or have a standard above what society sets. When women ask for too little and get the short end of the stick, they’re shamed and told they should raise their standards. When they raise their standards to something they believe they deserve, they’re berated and told to lower them. 

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Author: Victoria Uwumarogie

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