ESPN’s Michelle Beadle’s low-cut ESPYs gown gets downright disgusting response

Michelle Beadle unfortunately discovered the downside of red carpets tonight when she showed off her ESPYs dress and received some disgustingly sexist remarks over the low-cut look.

Some red carpet shenanigans. ESPN for the next few hours. pic.twitter.com/m7rcXJGJzJ

— Michelle Beadle (@MichelleDBeadle) July 13, 2016

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Let’s be real: She looks fabulous and the stunning host definitely deserves praise and appreciation for her beauty. But some of the responses were more than disappointing because they just prove that women in the sports world and beyond are still fighting an uphill battle to get the respect they deserve.

https://twitter.com/DickDanger88/status/753339761931063298

.@MichelleDBeadlepic.twitter.com/sKVG2rxeTg

— BigHeadBS💨 (@BigHeadBS) July 13, 2016

where did those come from? pic.twitter.com/TrGucIMhOI

— braves fan (@pitolon) July 13, 2016

https://twitter.com/retroplaya23/status/753348857170452481
https://twitter.com/smacinskyjr/status/753346424767733761

when did those get there?????

— Sledge Thomas 🤦 (@sledgey69) July 13, 2016

It got so bad that people on Twitter were even calling out the lack of decorum on her photo.

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I'm just gonna go ahead and apologize in advance for the male Twitter contingent right now.

— Michael Shults (@michaelshults) July 13, 2016

It’s important to note that within the negativity there were also a lot of comments praising Beadle’s look in a respectful way. But women shouldn’t have to fear sexism whenever they post a sexy picture on Twitter or wear a sexy outfit on a red carpet, and Beadle’s example tonight at the ESPYs just shows that the problem is universal and, seemingly, inescapable.

On a more positive note, Beadle completely owned the carpet tonight. Her interview question prowess did not go unnoticed.

@lindseyvonn you're ESPY red carpet interview game is stroooong, you just won the internet tonight. #espys#espn#espys2016

— Tone Rubio (@ArtistTone) July 13, 2016

It would just be nice if people would talk about her amazing looks and her amazing talent without also making it derogatory.

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Do you think women are more likely to experience sexism in sports or is objectification just a general problem?