Amber Rose was mocked for her book. According to a report from Us Weekly, the self-proclaimed feminist is encouraging women to seduce men in order to get what they want.
In Amber Rose's book "How to Be a Bad Bitch," the former stripper turned controversial model talks about how women can empower themselves, manage finances, and be an entrepreneur.
However, the ex-girlfriend of hiphop mogul Kanye West was criticized for some of her advices.
"As women, we're fortunate enough to use our seductive skills in order to be able to get money from our significant others," she said in a promotional interview with Time magazine.
"I also talk about seduction in the book. A lot of women don't know how to seduce a man. It is extremely easy once you get to that point, and you can get anything you want out of them."
"And I know it might sound messed up, but once you get to that point, it's not using. It's not using a man, it's literally getting what you want by any means necessary," the 32-year-old added.
As an example, the ex-wife of rapper Wiz Khalifa cited her past as a teen stripper.
"Being a dancer definitely was like being in business school," Amber Rose narrated.
"I constantly spoke to people. I mean, I literally had to persuade a man to give me money out of his pocket. And I apply that to my daily life."
Because of her statements, the skinhead stunner was slammed for seemingly contradicting her alleged feminist stand.
Huffington Post reported about some of the comments that were posted on social media about Amber Rose and her book.
"She's just embarrassing herself," one commenter said. "Why not empower girls to finish school so they can be successful and not depend on man?"
Another reader pointed out that Amber Rose and her book should not even be taken seriously.
"Amber Rose is a former stripper," a reader posted. "Seriously, what else would she be able to tell girls? She got famous using her body so why is she going to turn around and tell girls to go to college?"
Amber Rose tried to weasel her way out of the negative backlash by tweeting her critics.
"[You all] are so corny," she scoffed. "So it's wrong to ask your 'significant other' [or a] person you care about to help you financially so you can reach your goal?"
