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Rapper Snoop Dogg is under fire from the woke mob after speaking out about LGBTQ content in kids movies. The hip-hop star told a podcast host he felt uncomfortable when his grandson started asking tough questions during Disney’s “Lightyear” movie.
Snoop explained how his grandson kept asking how two women characters could have a baby together. The rapper said he just wanted to watch a simple movie with his grandchild without dealing with complicated adult topics. He admitted feeling “scared to go to the movies” because Hollywood keeps pushing these themes on families.
The left-wing outrage machine immediately went into overdrive. Social media warriors dug up old footage of Snoop appearing on “The L Word” twenty years ago to call him a hypocrite. They completely missed the point that parents should have the right to decide when and how to discuss these topics with their children.
This attack on Snoop shows how intolerant the tolerance crowd really is. Anyone who questions Hollywood’s agenda gets canceled and attacked by online mobs. Even a liberal-leaning celebrity like Snoop Dogg is not safe from their wrath.
Parents across America understand exactly what Snoop was talking about. They want to enjoy family entertainment without surprise political messages. Many families feel blindsided when children’s movies suddenly include adult relationship topics they are not ready to explain.
Hollywood executives keep cramming woke ideology into every piece of entertainment they produce. They care more about pushing their political agenda than creating wholesome family content. This forces parents into uncomfortable situations they never signed up for.
The cancel culture mob is now demanding Snoop be removed from upcoming events. They want to destroy anyone who dares question their narrative about sexualizing children’s entertainment. This proves they care more about silencing opposition than protecting kids.
American families deserve better than having progressive propaganda forced on them during movie night. Parents should be able to choose when to have serious conversations with their children. Snoop Dogg simply said what millions of parents are thinking but are too afraid to say out loud.
