In a recent episode of her podcast, Call Her Daddy, Alex Cooper encouraged women to embrace physical intimacy on first dates, stating that they should not hesitate to kiss or sleep with partners. She argued that denying pleasure to uphold an image of being a 'good girl' is unnecessary and counterproductive. In response, conservative podcaster Megyn Kelly criticized Cooper's advice, suggesting it conveys a lack of self-worth and implies that women are not special. Kelly has been vocal about her disapproval of Cooper's content, labeling it as vulgar and classless. This critique follows a previous incident where Cooper was booed while singing at an MLB game, which Kelly also commented on, asserting that Cooper's performance reflected her brand of vulgarity. The ongoing exchange between the two highlights differing views on dating and women's empowerment in contemporary culture.