Call Her Daddy
Call Her Daddy
"I don't want to have sex with a guy because I want him to fall in love for me or because I don't want to lose him I want to have sex because I feel like doing it because I feel like this guy deserves Mike this queen going to you know I don't know and before I didn't used to like staying by myself hmm I used to just like need friends every time in my house friends every time I need a people yeah and now I don't need no but I can be alone like this for days you know" — Anitta
The episode features an in-depth conversation with Brazilian artist Anitta, hosted by Alex Cooper. Anitta discusses her rise to prominence, highlighting her status as the most successful Brazilian artist and her influential presence in the global music scene. She shares anecdotes from events like the Baby2Baby Gala, illustrating her charismatic and uninhibited personality. The discussion delves into her upbringing in a favela near Rio de Janeiro, emphasizing the importance of education and hard work instilled by her mother as pathways to a better life. Anitta also reflects on her early aspirations of fame and how she manifested her success from a young age.
A significant portion of the conversation focuses on Anitta's deliberate creation of her "Anitta" persona, distinguishing it from her more private self, Larissa. She explains how "Anitta" allows her to break boundaries and express facets of her identity that she might otherwise keep guarded. The artist candidly discusses her views on sexuality, relationships, and self-pleasure, advocating for intentionality and self-worth in intimate encounters. She shares her perspective on the pressures of the industry, her recent health challenges, and her shift towards prioritizing personal well-being and happiness over constant achievement.
The dialogue also touches upon Anitta's artistic collaborations, her renowned dancing, and the cultural nuances of Brazilian parties. She offers practical advice on sexual techniques, emphasizing communication and mutual pleasure. Anitta stresses the importance of self-knowledge, particularly for those considering group sexual activities, and advocates for authenticity and honesty in relationships. Her overarching message encourages listeners to embrace their full selves, challenge societal hypocrisy, and define success on their own terms.