Dear Travis Scott: You Cannot Have a Baby By Kylie Jenner and Then Say Your Child Is Black

Dear Travis Scott: You Cannot Have a Baby By Kylie Jenner and Then Say Your Child Is Black

Fans can't get enough of the adorable Stormi Webster. She recently melted hearts when she appeared in a baking video alongside her Keeping Up With The Kardashians star mother, Kylie Jenner. Many commented on how caring and well mannered the 2-year-old is. But, according to her rap superstar father, Travis Scott, he's raising his daughter to be a 'strong' woman. Kylie and Travis welcomed their daughter in February 2018. Stormi's birth skyrocketed the seriousness of their budding relationship after they began dating in April of 2017. Despite announcing their split last Fall, the couple still spends a lot of time together co-parenting their daughter. Amid the ongoing quarantine, Kylie and Travis have been together more while raising their daughter. It was recently revealed that the couple has also been keeping their dinner date nights a secret and out of the media. While both parents have achieved loads of success on their own, neither celeb shy away from expressing their unconditional love for their toddler. Travis continues to dominate the hip-hop scene. The SICKO MODE rapper recently made history after becoming the first hip hop artist to garner his own signature meal at McDonald's. Despite having a child with one of the most popular reality stars and followed celebrities on Instagram, Travis is known to live a low-profile life. He very rarely speaks or does interviews. But, he recently sat down with Chase B on WAV RADIO and revealed how he and Kylie work together at raising their daughter to be a "strong" young woman. "I feel like it's way more important now to protect young Black daughters, women, and make sure they have the knowledge of how to carry themselves, how to move in this world, how to be strong, how to not even be scared to take that risk on any idea, jump out on any activity," he shared. "Now more than ever, they have the vision." However, if Travis Scott wanted to protect Black women, he would have married and procreated with one. His child is not black....but biracial. His care for Black women in my opinion is hypocritical and not genuine.

Oshay Duke Jackson