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I want to like Nick Cannon. At the end of the day, I think he’s a nice dude with a good heart. But every once in a while he does something that shows his lack of maturity and, in this most recent case, complete lack of human decency.
The host, actor, comedian and entrepreneur recently released a song called “Jessica (Remix)” in it, he recalls his sexual escapades with supermodel Jessica White. And he does so in very graphic and demeaning terms.
“Jessica, I gotta talk to her. I gotta confess that your p*ssy is better than the rest of ’em … cuz when we f*ck, I bust a nut and put the whole 12 in her. (Twelve inch of d*ck!)”
From the first couple of lines, you could assume that he was speaking about a random Jessica. After all, the cover image for song is one of Jessica Rabbit. But in case there was any confusion, the following lyrics make it clear.
“Jessica, she model, professional, sexing butt naked in the back of the whip. That sh*t is incredible… The type you might want to wife and get pregnant … psych! I got on protection though. She’s the best in the bed when it comes to the head. That sh*t is exceptional, intellectual. My n*gga I swear to God, whip that p*ssy like a child. (Owww).”
Not only is the disrespect unconscionable, particularly for a man raising a daughter, the song itself is just not good.
When Jessica White heard the song and the verse that was about her and her vagina, she took to Instagram to share her thoughts.
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That last line though! She handled this perfectly. It would have been very easy for to expose him in the same way he tried to expose and exploit her. She could have logged into The Shade Room with damning and embarrassing receipts, that I’m sure she could dig up, if necessary. But this post, about wishing he could be the man she thought he was, the man he really should be at this point in his life, is so more classy and mature. And if Nick reads it with an open heart, it could have more of an impact as well. He’s gotta do better.
Veronica Wells is the culture editor at MadameNoire.com. She is also the author of “Bettah Days.” You can follow her on Facebook and Twitter @VDubShrug.
