Madonna Massey, the lively gospel singer who took Rush Limbaugh as her “brave heart,” was shocked to discover that her teenage daughter, Chapel, had downloaded “Anaconda” on her iPad—a video of the highly popular, black, scantily clad diva, Nicki Minaj doing buttock-mobilizing “twerking.” When Chapel returned from school, Madonna spanked her, banished her iPad, unhinged her bedroom door, and stored it in the garage for a month. “Minaj is at the top of Billboard Top 100. Look at the culture we’ve got to protect our kids from,” Madonna told me the last time I saw her.
