Every Christmas for the last five or so years, Social Justice Warriors ignore the popular music of the time, which is often rife with misogyny, and set their sights on “Baby, It’s Cold Outside,” a classic romantic Christmas tune first recorded in the 1940s.
Every Christmas for the last five or so years, Social Justice Warriors ignore the popular music of the time, which is often rife with misogyny, and set their sights on “Baby, It’s Cold Outside,” a classic romantic Christmas tune first recorded in the 1940s.
Critics of the song argue that the male voice attempting to convince the woman he’s fond of to stay over is pushy, not romantic, and ridiculously claim he is trying to date rape the woman he’s wooing. Due to the outrage, at least one radio station in California temporarily blocked the song and another station in Minnesota created their own cringe-inducing “responsible” version.
But a Kentucky radio station took a different route: playing the needlessly controversial song on repeat for a solid two hours.
According to The Hill, the Kentucky-based radio station WAKY played five different versions of the Christmas classic on Sunday morning.
