Univision has big plans for its New Years’ Eve special, featuring a lineup lineup of popular Hispanic artists. Among them, rapper Farruko is set to perform “his chart-topping hit Pepas” (Pills), which begs the question: why does Univision’s show, billed as “filled with love, music, and culture The whole family can enjoy it”, feature this ode to pill-popping?
As the nation reels from a pandemic-increased increase in overdose deaths, it’s worth asking: who at Univision signed off on “Pepas” as suitable entertainment?
Water and pills for dry lips
The club is full of pills
Water and pills for dry lips
The club is full of pills
If this kind of message is an indicator of the kind of programming in store for the Hispanic families who watch Univision in 2022, the network will need more than good luck to keep them tuned in. Tip for the corporate masterminds at the network; just take a look at where Latinx stands with the community at large (hint: nowhere): maybe then you will get the message.
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