Jade Cargill's Baddie Section to Boost Black Excellence in AEW

Jade Cargill’s Baddie Section to Boost Black Excellence in AEW
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Despite AEW’s aggressively white male fanbase, Jade Cargill has installed a Baddie’s section, and if they connect with women the way I think they can, AEW is gonna need more than just a section.

The Urban Dictionary defines the term Baddie as A female who can hold her own and take care of herself. She is very pretty, and independent

She a baddie, she don’t take s–t from nobody. 

A confident female. Normally she will be found on Instagram, eyebrows filled in darkly and posing in a badass position. Dressed to impress, her comment section will be loaded with “Queen”s and “Yaas”s. 

A baddie is a girl who is super attractive. She slays whether she’s wearing a tight dress or sweatpants. She has curves in all the right places. They have self respect and they fight for what they believe in and likes having fun.

A Baddie is a bad girl who is always on fleek. slaying the game . Most of the time theses baddies grew up begin bullied or lacking confidence. Now they Have confidence to be themselves and to do what they dreamed of doing all this time.

The Baddie Section isn’t the stable that TikTok wants. It’s the stable that TikTok needs, get it, girls!

By the way, did somebody say something about Black Baddies being bullied and overcoming it? I wouldn’t know anything about that, oh yeah I do, I did a video about that here. These definitions are great and all, but me personally? I define a baddies as Black women finna take over a white man’s industry. That’s where all that bullying kicks in, because Jade Cargill and the Baddie section are very foreign to this industry. I can prove this with a simple Google search. If you type in “Black Women in AEW,” Google comes back with common questions asked about the product, including “who is the black girl in AEW.” Singular. Oh, hey, one of the top search results is a video I did about Black women in pro wrestling, because it’s not like this wrestling media is champing at the bit to talk about Black women, and that’s part of the problem.

The eclectic, feminine and fierce energy that Jade Cargill and the Baddies bring is a polar opposite to the type of audience the average person thinks of when they think about wrestling fans, especially the hardcore wrestling fans that AEW caters to with events like the Second City Sausage Fest out in Chicago.

By the way, cue up that joke about the Forbidden Door, let’s run that back.

The only Forbidden Door at this show, is gonna be the door to the women’s bathroom, because that stuff’s gonna be empty! Haha, seriously, what’s going to be more empty? The women’s bathroom at Forbidden Door, or the Jacksonville Jaguars trophy case?

I love it! If the AEW fanbase was a person, it would be Millhouse, shout out to him. But the Baddies Section can change all that, and I pray to Beyonce that they will.

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