Carrie Ann Inaba's Inappropriate Comments Draw Criticism From Dancing With The Stars Viewers

Comments for Carrie Ann Inaba’s Inappropriate Comments Draw Criticism From Dancing With The Stars Viewers

Dancing with the Stars cast members in vibrant, festive costumes beam with excitement as they strike a pose against a sunset backdrop, kicking off Season 35 festivities alongside Whitney Leavitt in a scene reminiscent of high-energy entertainment found at top theme park events.

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3 Comments

  1. Skye

    I’ve seen men dancing together, I’ve seen women dancing together. Not on this show, just in other stuff. It depends on the dance and the people behind it on whether or not it’s intended to be woke. Yes Hollywood it’s gotten to the point to where people are so fatigued and utterly exhausted by woke being added to the content they’ve enjoyed for years without the worry of wokeness they’re gonna strike back and they’re gonna stop watching and close their wallets. Why do you think the movie and gaming industry is failing? Go woke, go broke. Just turn the TV off and spend your money and time on older content.

  2. Don

    I agree it depends on the type of dance and who’s dancing it. Some dances are traditionally done by only men that were straight. Some dances like ballerina are mostly women because it’s feminine and graceful. But these days you can’t trust what you see in same s*x couples to not be agenda. People have been burned way too many times. It’s not their fault

  3. Dino Might

    Guess it’s time to give DwtS the Bud light treatment. Which is fine with me, heck the shows has three decades of content before going woke so plenty to enjoy

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