David Akachukwu
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Ghanaian music star Kidi has sparked debate online following his recent remarks about women with extensive sexual histories.
Speaking on the Ghanaian Gen Z podcast Rants, Bants And Confessions, the Cheat On You hitmaker expressed that while he’s fine with casual encounters involving women with high body counts, he wouldn’t consider them for a committed relationship or marriage.
His comments have drawn mixed reactions, with many taking to social media to discuss the implications of his stance.
The co-host asked: “When it comes to body counts, does it matter how many men a woman has been with?”
Kidi replied: “If you are just having a good time, we are having fun, I don’t care. But if you are somebody I am going to be calling mine, it matters.
“I don’t want to walk into a space and all the guys there are looking at me somehow because they have history with the woman I am with. I don’t want a woman who has slept with too many men. Because then, when I meet you, I am meeting a very degraded version of you.”
The co-host asked: “How are you meeting a degraded version of the person?”
Kidi replied: “By the time I get there, you have given yourself emotionally to 50 men who have all obviously done you wrongs in some way because you are still single; that means 50 people that you have been with did not work.
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“We all know that when you give yourself to people, after it didn’t work, you shed a part of you. There is some bit of you that you shed when you leave somebody, you go to the next person you shed some part of you, you go to somebody else and repeat because you learn something from there. If you’ve shed 50 bits of you, what is left for me?”
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