Chloe Bailey

Some fans are not too happy with actress Chloe Bailey after her sex scene in the new Amazon Prime TV series, "Swarm."

[Twitter user pointed out](https://twitter.com/_haaniyah_/status/1637785097251201024). [One user tweeted](https://twitter.com/iambrysoncarter/status/1637498519807197184), “Chloe Bailey truly is the main girl rn. Not much of it is fabricated.” “So it’s really not a work of fiction. “She’s been making terrible decisions lately, she should have never done that sex scene in Swarm and I’m not even gonna go into her most recent collab.” [Another agreed, writing](https://twitter.com/aecilaindica/status/1636776152982339624), “Something about Chloe Bailey’s sex scene makes me so uncomfortable like i don’t wanna see her in that light.” Some even brought Halle Berry into the conversation, as she had won an Oscar for her role in the 2002 movie “Monster’s Ball,” which also featured a sex scene. You know, there were limited people on set; it was a closed set.” “The scene between Chloe Bailey and Damson Idris was very unnecessary. “I’m not like that — like that sexual and open,” she said. [Vulture](https://www.vulture.com/article/swarm-recap-episode-1-and-2-stung-and-honey-explained.html). [admitted](https://twitter.com/A_Jaden_/status/1637586655203803138). [one fan wrote on Twitter](https://twitter.com/scorpiogrooove/status/1636685660022091779).

Whether it's for the show's star-studded cast, or its deep-cut references to Beyoncé and the Bey hive, Swarm viewers have been stirring the discourse pot.

“We literally had a bouncy ball in between us, and you know, we were making a joke out of it, so it took all of the nervousness away from that,” she said. [Beyoncé](http://decider.com/tag/beyonce) and the Bey hive, [Swarm](http://decider.com/show/swarm) viewers have been stirring the discourse pot. When Khalid catches Dre ( [Dominique Fishback](http://decider.com/tag/dominique-fishback)) watching them from the hallway, he just continues having sex with Marissa until she walks away. “Damson made it really comfortable; you know, there were limited people on set. [tweeted](https://twitter.com/theashleyray/status/1637509342651101184?s=20). [tweeted](https://twitter.com/thejahni/status/1636824739212607517).

For those of you who are not chronically online, there's been a lot of discourse on Twitter about whether sex scenes in film and television have a place in ...

The gospel movie in question is "Praise This," which comes out on Peacock on April 7. ["The Little Mermaid"](https://www.looper.com/1009282/halle-bailey-reacts-to-the-glowing-fan-response-to-her-little-mermaid-teaser/) live-action remake. In the first episode, after the viewer is introduced to Dre, we see her go to another room where her sister, Marissa (Chloe Bailey), is having passionate sex with her boyfriend, Khalid (Damson Idris). Of course, fans are going to do what fans do best on Twitter — turn it into a meme. She even spoke about that scene, in particular, to [Deadline](https://twitter.com/DEADLINE/status/1634607812658581505'), where she said, "I was very scared because I haven't had that many partners, I'm not like that ... Others believe they can be done well and function within the plot, so it was only a matter of time until people caught on with Amazon's latest hit,

Twitter users can't stop talking about the doggy-style sex scene in "Swarm" with Chloe Bailey and Damson Idris.

[on Prime Video](http://www.amazon.com/Swarm-Season-1/dp/B0B8NLVH1L). (And honestly, if you're in the [mood to masturbate](https://www.popsugar.co.uk/love/masturbation-techniques-48909821), I highly recommend watching the clip on replay.) [dirty talk](https://www.popsugar.co.uk/love/How-Talk-Dirty-Bed-45300593). And while this is exactly what made the sex scene look so freaking sexy, Chlöe said she has Idris to thank for putting her mind at ease. Using a bouncy ball for Hollywood sex scenes is just one of the many ways intimacy coordinators can manipulate a scene into looking like the real deal. Brown).

After 'Swarm's premiere on Prime Video, conversation has been dominated by a brief sex scene and the shaming of one of the actors involved.

But while viewers praised the show’s plot, the writing, and Dominique Fishback’s performance, it also included another round of discourse around how [sex is depicted on TV](https://www.dailydot.com/unclick/sex-scenes-are-bad-discourse-gone-off-the-rails/) with one of the show’s early sex scenes. (Sasha Smith is credited as the intimacy coordinator in “Stung.”) So it took all of the nervousness away from that, so I have to give a lot of kudos to him as a man for making me, as a woman, feel comfortable, literally being raw and naked.” “Stung” is fixated on sex, between Khalid propositioning Dre (even while he’s dating Marissa) and Marissa’s discovery that Khalid cheated on her. After the show’s debut, videos of the sex scene—some direct uploads, others involved filming TV screens— received tens of millions of views on Twitter. She walks over to her roommate (and foster sister) Marissa’s (Chloë Bailey) room, where Dre can see and hear Marissa having sex with her boyfriend Khalid (Damson Idris).

Whether she is making music or playing a charcter in Amazon's 'Swarm' the internet has too many loud opinions on Chloe Bailey's sexuality.

I wouldn’t say that the lane that Chlöe has chosen to occupy is “desperate.” I would say it’s typical. Bailey is one of three people in this scene and not the only one in the nude. Despite being a full-grown adult, this backlash has shown the public is still too invested in critiquing how Bailey expresses her sexuality—even when she is playing a character on a TV series. However, it really didn’t solidify until she released her first solo track “Have Mercy,” and then “Treat Me.” The conversation then, and the one bleeding into the moment, is that Chlöe is somehow lesser for showing her body. This instance just got more uproar as part of a continuing trend that began at the start of Bailey’s solo music career. [interview with Deadline](https://twitter.com/DEADLINE/status/1634607812658581505?s=20) [and HipHollywood](https://twitter.com/beenchillin__/status/1636128889821863940?s=20), Bailey had nothing but positive things to say about the experience. Across various rated MA and R shows/movies, there’s a number of young women (including Black women) in nude scenes. The way this scene has been the most discussed aspect of the show is disappointing. [her role in Basic Instinct caused her to lose her child](https://www.themarysue.com/sharon-stone-says-she-lost-custody-of-her-son-because-of-basic-instinct-role/). Nope, instead, the conversation about that scene has centered around the simple fact that Bailey appears nude. While it’s been an issue since the release of her first solo song, “Have Mercy,” the release of the TV series Swarm has brought new lows to the discussion. Despite the interesting premise, the time since the show’s release has been consumed by a supporting character’s derrière in a single sex scene.