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1 year oldNick Cannon and Zeus Network Called Out for Dark Skin vs. Light Skin Competition
Nick Cannon and the Zeus Network are coming under fire for creating a competition between light and dark-skinned women.
On Thursday night, Cannon and the network put on a live event called "Bad vs. Wild Las Vegas" where "Wild 'N Out" stars representing the TV host went up against "Baddies" repping Zeus. One of the flyers featured a competition advertised as “dark skin” versus “light skin” that drew anger out of people on social media.
Zeus took down the flyer and uploaded another one that featured a new tagline, “Chocolate Goddesses VS Caramel Goddesses.”
“Hey Beautiful People! Our aim at #BADVSWILDLasVegas is to unify, celebrate, and laugh together as we explore the diverse tapestry of our community. ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼,” read the caption of Zeus’ post.
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