Male rappers make these songs but we have a problem with WAP...

[EndDomination]

It’s disingenuous to act like men talk about fukking as much as these female new age rappers where it’s the main theme of they content.

It is the main theme of male rapper's content.

 

[EndDomination]

Well men are called misogynist when they do it, so women need to be held to that same standard.

Call them misandrists then

 

[Youseenmywork]

as i said it's a specific tier of women rappers are talking to in those songs

wap is that hoe philosophy finding it's way out from the gutter skrip clubs & whorehouses to the mainstream

lowbrow counterculture should be separate from what is presented & accepted mainstream

both sides are inspired by dysfunction that's a fact though

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Im old enough to remember women didn't rap like this as whole ....I hip hop before people started calling "dysfunction" but i remember rock n roll as well thoe .

 

[010101]

Im old enough to remember women didn't rap like this as whole ....I hip hop before people started calling "dysfunction" but i remember rock n roll as well thoe .

speak on it*

 

[ISO]

It is the main theme of male rapper's content.

It is???

 

[Youseenmywork]

 

[EndDomination]

Im old enough to remember women didn't rap like this as whole ....I hip hop before people started calling "dysfunction" but i remember rock n roll as well thoe .

 

[Soundbwoy]

Men DO talk about it as much. It’s just accepted more and more of a matter-of-fact thing. Mentioning gettin head or fukkin some broad on a track is super commonplace. It’s like when a guy dunks compared to when a woman dunks.

Slim Thug was getting head in the video(implied) in the Still Tippin video which was on 106 & Park, Cam had a song called Suck it or Not let’s not act like hypocrites when women do it just enjoy the video and move on with your life, if you have kids just do like an OG did to me when he saw I was listening to Mobb Deep a bit too much and explain to them that it’s entertainment and how you can enjoy something without emulating it

 

[Youseenmywork]

Okay I did say hip hop as a whole when I was younger women didn't rap this way. Keyword as a "WHOLE".

 

[Umoja]

Dunno why people can't be straight with this topic.

When was the last time you heard that poison be described as empowering when it came from a male rapper? People have been criticising the violence and degradation of women in hip hop for 3 decades now. There have been calls to ban it, there have been talks of the damage caused and bad examples set. Why are we suddenly willing to accept poison without a fight because they put female faces to it and called it empowering?

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

Breh..
We are in the middle of a Global Pandemic..
Civil unrest..
Black people being murdered by cops..
White bytches calling the cops on black people..
For just breathing..
Uncertainty about the economy..
Potential mass homelessness..
Incompetent/greedy politicians
And above all that fukkery..
Donald Trump is our president and bytch to Vladimir Putin
Yep..
This a great time to drop music about your wet p*ssy..
I’m all for female empowerment(which this ain’t it)
Women appreciating their bodies and sexuality..
But got damn..
This bih just two weeks ago..
Said black men don’t protect them..
Then you drop some salacious shyt like this
Behind a very well produced/uplifting “Black is King”
There is a fine line between empowerment/objectification..
Hoes can’t even read the room..
You want a protect black women movement..
How about all the female emcees come together..
Especially Noname punk ass..
And do something in the name of Ms. Taylor..
Popping p*ssy not going to stop them from killing us..
I would say the same shyt..
If Lil Boosie dropped..
B.A.D.

 

[JadeB]

I been seeing thread after thread on not just the Coli but also on Twitter, Facebook, and even Reddit about the song/video's implications on sexuality in pop culture. When Cardi B and Meg Thee Stallion built their careers on their sex appeal. Explicitly sexual songs have been mainstream since the 1980s so why are so many people are shocked and writing thinkpieces on this one WAP song.

 

[KneeGrow.]

Quarantine and frustration

 

[tuckgod]

Because they’re promoting a song called Wet Ass p*ssy with “there’s some hoes in the house” repeated over and over throughout the song as a mainstream single.

 

[Youseenmywork]

I can tell its women who dont rap this this and they dont get near as much love from the females .....