Lady use 2pac song in the wrong way

[Crude Abolitionist]

He was speaking about black women specifically but she really wasn't too much out of context so it's not really that bad but let the fake outrage fake outrage...

 

[Geek Nasty]

this era of turning everything into a thirst trap

 

[FrontoBama]

The same way Black people co-opted the Black Power fist (and Power toThe People)from European worker rights movements and made it come to represent liberation for African Americans.

The same way Kendrick Lamar alright song has very little to do with police violence against original people but was the official protest song of 2015-2019.

Is the same way this chick Is using the message. As a Tupac historian I can tell you he probably wouldn’t support abortions, but there’s really no problem using those lyrics to further a point about womens rights..It fit, that’s the magic of it.

 

[Anbesa]

I’m not even mad the song choice, but I find myself offended by the fact it’s just a goofy ass low effort video. Is this what passes for political discourse in this day and age?

Agreed. It's even worse if you check out her IG and see nothing but selfies and modeling pics. I'm sure she patted herself on the back for that post and felt she made a change in the world

 

[ThrobbingHood]

Can one of you mother-Cannuckers give us some info on this woman? For research purposes of course.

 

[TEH]

This funky cac bytch knows EXACTLY what she’s doing

 

[TEH]

The same way Black people co-opted the Black Power fist (and Power toThe People)from European worker rights movements and made it come to represent liberation for African Americans.

The same way Kendrick Lamar alright song has very little to do with police violence against original people but was the official protest song of 2015-2019.

Is the same way this chick Is using the message. As a Tupac historian I can tell you he probably wouldn’t support abortions, but there’s really no problem using those lyrics to further a point about womens rights..It fit, that’s the magic of it.

 

[Problematic Pat]

True but 2pac’s music is universal. Can’t be mad if others identify with the lyrics. Plus she’s Canadian.

30 years later and his lyrics are still impactful.

Not 1 single white bytch came up 1 time throughout that song or video tho.

 

[FrontoBama]

Ban bet.

 

[Eastside Get The Money]

First words are was blacker the berry obviously it was about black women but it taps in to the Roe situation so

 

[Dirty Mcdrawz]

bytch dead ass wrong for that lol smh

to add insult to injury there were only pics of 2 black women throughout that whole montage

Yo I was about post the exact shyt.

 

[Smokin Rider]

That part of the song is not wrong for her to use universally

 

[ThrobbingHood]

Not 1 single white bytch came up 1 time throughout that song or video tho.

Breh, no one is arguing that song was made specifically for black women. So was Baby Got Back, Fight The Power made for us etc. Having said that, I’ve seen cultures all over the world identify with those songs because the lyrics resonate with their lives.

When you see how universal hip hop is, it’s like when Malcolm X went to Mecca… people of all different backgrounds following Islam.

 

[Problematic Pat]

Breh, no one is arguing that song was made specifically for black women. So was Baby Got Back, Fight The Power made
us etc. Having said that, I’ve seen cultures all over the world identify with those songs because the lyrics resonate with their lives.

When you see how universal hip hop is, it’s like when Malcolm X went to Mecca… people of all different backgrounds following Islam.

I just don't like to give non Black people an inch on this matter because they will run wild with that shyt if you don't check them.