(PHOTOS/VIDEO) Trailer Pulled For New Reality Show Featuring Rapper And His 10 Baby Mamas

Rapper Shawty Lo, pictured with eight of his 11 children, seven of the women that he fathered them with, and his 19-year-old girlfriend (left), are all set to star in a new TV show.  This is completely disgusting of you ask me.  Take a look at the trailer and see why it was pulled here…

A yet-to-air reality show documenting a rapper, who has fathered eleven children by ten different women, has been slammed by critics who have branded it ‘disgusting’ and ‘negative’. All My Babies’ Mamas, set to air this spring on the Oxygen network, follows Carlos ‘Shawty Lo’ Walker, 36, as he navigates family life in an affluent suburb of Atlanta, Georgia.

 

 But after a preview of the one-hour, fly-on-the-wall hit the internet thousands of viewers called for it to be scrapped, with many suggesting it plays on racial stereotypes. A Change.org petition, which has more than 20,000 signatures, states that the show ‘stereotypes and demeans black children, mothers and dads’.  New York-based Sabrina Lamb, who launched the initiative explains:

Oxygen released a 13-minute trailer promoting the show in December, before production had been completed.

In the clip, which has has now disappeared from YouTube, Mr Walker is seen talking about managing his music career and the struggle of being a father from the confines of his roomy eight-bedroom mansion. He boasts in one scene:
E’creia, who gave birth to Mr Walker’s first child and refers to herself as ‘The First Lady’, introduces the other women who have also had flings with the music star. The mother-of-one gives all of her fellow ‘baby mamas’ nicknames, such as ‘jealous’, ‘the baby mama from hell’ or ‘shady baby mama’.


Mr Walker’s new girlfriend, who is the same age as one of his oldest children, also features in the show.  The scantily-clad Ashlin, who will turn 20 this year, tells viewers:
Many of the other baby mamas believe she will soon fall pregnant.


After a trailer promoting All My Babies’ Mamas was released, a stream of negative comments flooded social media sites.  Despite public outcry, Oxygen has defended its new show.  All My Babies’ Mamas, said to still be in production, is set to air this spring.