The TV personality and comedienne is accused of making fun of Asian culture after posting a dancing video that is set to the tune of Megan Thee Stallion and Yuki Chiba's 'Mamushi'.
- August 17, 2024
AceShowbiz - Pretty Vee has come under fire over her latest social media post. The TV personality was accused of mocking Asian culture in a video that was set to the tune of Megan Thee Stallion and Yuki Chiba's "Mamushi".
In the clip shared on Instagram, the comedienne danced on the top of a kitchen table wearing a red Chinese dress and white boots. At some point, she saluted to the camera.
Pretty Vee followed it up with videos of her rocking a rainbow wig, ballerina outfit and yellow ensemble. "MOOD: Like Why Am I Like This," she began her caption. "I'm So Mad They Aint Put Me In they Videos Like HUH!"
Pretty Vee went on to tag Megan and other artists like Kendrick Lamar, Latto (Mulatto) and Victoria Monet. "@theestallion I could've been a lil Chinese girl. @kendricklamar we ain't beefin. @latto I promise this booty can move sis & @victoriamonet I know @itsbankhead," she wrote.
"Like No Seriously my momma really birth me," she quipped. "Stay Tune For The BIG NEWS….. Turn Your Notifications On. P.S If I Do A Dance Class Would Y'all Come?"
Although the video was intended as a joke, some people were not amused by it. One user on X, formerly Twitter, reposted the first video and fumed, "This is just offensive. She's had moments but never anything consistent."
Another argues, "Pretty Vee, absolutely beautiful girl. However, as far as humor I've never been moved." A third wondered, "Prettyvee used to be kinda funny... What happened?"
Just last month, Pretty Vee inserted herself in a drama between B. Simone and Soulja Boy. She, however, was later dragged online for saying, "I rebuke you in the name of Jesus you lying creature" when defending B. Simone.
Many believed Pretty Vee was referencing Sonya Massey, who made the statement before a police officer murdered her. Catching wind of the criticism, the ex-girlfriend of Rick Ross insisted that she didn't mean to hurt anyone with her remarks.