Cardi B Claims Men Date ‘Less Attractive’ Women Because They’re More Submissive [Video]

American rapper, Cardi B has sparked intense discussion online with her recent thoughts on why some men may choose to date women who are considered less attractive.

During a live session on social media, the rapper shared her opinion that men might gravitate toward less attractive women because they perceive them as easier to control and more submissive.

Cardi B explained that many men feel threatened by confident and financially independent women, often labeled as “10s” on the attractiveness scale.

She noted that these women are more likely to demand respect and equality in relationships and less likely to tolerate bad behavior.

“Men prefer less attractive women because they are more submissive than perfect 10s. A man told me he would rather date a 7 or 8 than a 10,” Cardi B said.

The rapper also suggested that women who lack confidence or financial independence may feel forced to accept disrespect in their relationships.

“These b*tches, they don’t have nothing, they have to tolerate everything,” Cardi said. “If a n*gga does some f*ck s*it, the next day, the b*tch is gonna answer the phone.”

The rapper described how women like herself handle disrespect.

“You do some f*ck s*it to me, I’m putting you on f*cking yellow,” she said, holding up a glass of ice water. “You on this. This is where you at, on ice.”

According to her, women who are seen as “10s” don’t engage in these dynamics, which some men find intimidating.

She added, “These 10s are not trying to compete. They’re just trying to get picked. It’s crazy how that’s how men are thinking nowadays.”

Cardi B’s comments, following her relationship challenges and divorce from Offset, have drawn mixed reactions on social media, with some agreeing and others pushing back on her views.

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KanyiDaily recalls that Cardi B recently launched a furious social media rant against her estranged husband, Offset, just days after expressing a desire for peaceful co-parenting.