Is musical fukkery just a part of who we are

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So I hadn't heard that "Booty hole brown" track before yesterday. I admit it threw me off, but tbh it's not that far off from anything said in the past. It's just the visual. After about 2 mins of laughing it brought me to Lucille Bogan and this 1930s music. Her shyt was even raunchier than the music of today. So was she ahead, or just speaking how life really is? Is the fukkery just a part of who we are and society? We're our great grandmas out here making Freaknik look weak and tame by comparison?

 

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People were drawing dikks and pussies in caves :manny:

Beethoven composed songs about ass and playing in shyt

Sex is apart of being human

Some people get extra vulgar with it, but it's always been expressed in art
 

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As you can tell the song is jokes. There's different types of fukkery... People always had a sense of humor. They just didn't take shyt too seriously. You can't compare this to the energy of naming dead people on songs mocking them dancing, smoking on they pack. Way different energy.

Like her shyt is ratchet but the 13 year old girls at the time would have a diverse group of women to inspire them. She wouldn't be the north star. Today not so much. These things were always a part of life just not the main part.
 

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The main complaint about black music today is about the lack of BALANCE.

I heard this song a few months ago for the first time and as I listened to the lyrics, tears fell to my eyes:



Tears fell because its the most positive and inspiring rap song I've heard in a long time and not only that, this type of music gets NO MAJOR AIRPLAY. There's no reason this song shouldn't get consistent radio airplay.

Everything we hear is degeneracy now and it all started in the early 90s with the introduction of "gangsta rap" and from them on , the BALANCE slowly became one-sided.

Songs about sex, drug use, killing, twerking has BEEN around in all genres but there's no BALANCE anymore.

Hell, we all know what Rick James "Mary Jane" is about but even a song like that was well written to where it wasn't overly vulgar.

I didn't realize what Luther's "If Only For One Night" was about until I became an adult because the song is so well written.

So yes, musical fukkery has always been around but the difference then is that we had an overall respect for ourselves to keep a balance and to cleverly "disguise" adult themed with well written lyrics to where even children could hear it and not know what the song is about.
 
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