Karol G Issues Apology After ‘+57’ Lyrics Are Blamed for Sexualizing Young Girls
Karol G apologized for lyrics in her latest single, '+57,' after receiving backlash from Latin American press for sexualizing young girls.
Karol G Apologizes After ‘+57’ Lyrics Criticized for Sexualizing Minors
Karol G, the only woman featured on "+57," said she was "sorry from the heart" after people interpreted the song's lyrics as sexualizing minors.
Karol G Issued An Apology For Controversial ‘+57’ Lyrics Following ‘Sexualization Of Children’ Accusations
Colombian Institute of Family Welfare (the local government agency) accused the collection of reinforcing “the sexualization of children” of Colombia in a statement to Rolling Stone En Español over its controversial lyrics. Today (November 11), Karol G has responded to the pushback by issuing a remorseful apology in her Instagram Stories.
Karol G says '+57' lyrics perceived as sexualizing minors were 'taken out of context'
Karol G addressed the backlash surrounding lyrics from her song '+57' which some say promotes the sexualization of minors: 'A mamacita since 14.'
Karol G Responds to Criticism Over ‘+57' Lyrics: ‘I Still Have a Lot to Learn'
The Colombian star's "+57" featuring J Balvin, Feid, Maluma and more faces backlash over lyrics some have construed as sexualizing minors.
Karol G says her song '+57' was 'taken out of context' and apologizes for the eyebrow-raising lyrics
Karol G, also known as "La Bichota," recently released her highly anticipated track "+57. " The track features collaborations with prominent Colombian artists like Maluma, J Balvin, Feid, Blessd, Ryan Castro,
Karol G Apologizes After Backlash To “+57” Lyrics
Karol G’s new single “57+” was supposed to be an anthem for Colombia. Instead, it has become a magnet for controversy. The singer has apologized for the lyrics to the reggaeton track, which many have accused of sexualizing minors.
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Karol G's "57+" Lyrics Changed on YouTube Amid Controversy
A group of politicians have requested that the songwriters be summoned for training on the country's sexual violence problem ...
Karol G addresses backlash to '+57' lyric: 'I still have a lot to learn'
Karol G is apologizing after a lyric from her latest song "+57" was criticized for allegedly promoting the sexualization of ...
Karol G, Feid, J Balvin, Maluma Link Up for Ultimate Colombia Reggaeton Smash
Karol G, Feid, J Balvin, Maluma, Ryan Castro, Blessd, DFZM join "+57," which was produced by Ovy on the Drums.
Karol G Says She Still Has a 'Lot to Learn' Following '+57' Backlash: 'I Take Responsibility'
Singer Karol G has issued a statement following the release of "+57," a song featuring some of Colombia's most prominent acts ...
Karol G, Feid, J Balvin, Maluma and More Proudly Rep Colombia With New Single ‘+57'
A new anthem from Karol G, Feid, J Balvin, Maluma, Blessd and Ryan Castro arrived Thursday under the name "+57″ — Colombia’s ...
Karol G, Feid, J Balvin, And Maluma’s ‘+57’ Is A Full-Fledged Party Anthem Sprinkled With Columbian Pride
Today (November 8), Karol G, Feid, and DFZM released their hometown pride single “+57.” The trio was sure to recruit other Colombian musical forces Ovy On The Drums, J Balvin, Maluma, Ryan Castro, and ...
Maluma Debuts Athletic-Wear Line During Fashion Show in Colombia: See the Photos
"I have found in music and fashion a very beautiful refuge, a place of peace, a place of happiness, a place of dreams," the ...
Maluma’s New Athleisure Line Celebrates His Hometown of Medellín
Both of Maluma’s parents had an interest in style, and even now, he can often be spotted in the front row during fashion week. And last night, he took his sartorial fascination a step further, ...
57’ Lyrics Changed on YouTube Amid Controversy
The lyrics to "+57" by Karol G, J Balvin, Feid, Maluma, Blessd, Ryan Castro and DFZM, were updated on YouTube after ...
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Blessd, Ryan Castro, J Balvin Defend ‘+57’ Amid Controversy Over Lyrics
Once celebrated as a Colombian reggaeton anthem, “+57” now faces backlash for lyrics sexualizing minors, leaving its artists ...