Lily Allen Critiques 'Nepo Baby' Label as Sexist, Targets Gender Bias in Media

The British singer discusses the disproportionate use of the term against women, highlighting a broader issue of sexism in industry labeling.

Lily Allen equates the term 'nepo baby' to 'Karen', suggesting it's used to diminish women's roles in entertainment.
Allen notes the term 'baby' is infantilizing and rarely applied to her male peers, including her brother, actor Alfie Allen.
She argues that media often requires an explanation for women's success not demanded of men, perpetuating gender stereotypes.
Allen acknowledges her privileged background but points to a broader misuse of 'nepo baby' focused more on women.
The singer calls for attention to more impactful 'nepo babies' in sectors like law, banking, and politics, where real-world effects are greater.