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

[JackRoss]

Why is this shyt causing arguements? All I saw was ass and titties in the video. Did I miss something?

 

[Barlow]

If women want to have round table discussions on Apple Music with sukihana about their wet ass p*ssy good for them.

Again. I’m just gonna keep saying, don’t be surprised that no one takes you seriously.

 

[bordeaux]

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

name names. dudes aint bumping ll cool j-type sex raps like that. explicit sex is the main topic of most female rappers. every song. every verse.

 

[Youseenmywork]

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?

trust they not ready to have this conversation ....its like the female rappers that are dope MCs and that don't get near as much attention and we all know why .

 

[EndDomination]

It is???

Yes.

 

[CashmereThoughts]

It’s not the same, man.

Men and women are different. It’s not manly for a man to act feminine. And it is equally as unsightly to see a woman behaving, talking and acting like a man.

it’s really that simple.

Unscrupulous women always wanna copy the fuccksh1t negative behavior of men but never want to imitate the positive.

Y’all don't even make sense. Y’all want to apply all this extra morality to women meanwhile men in Hip Hop made it graphic. It was men deciding to take an artists like lil Kim, dress her they way she dressed write sexually explicit lyrics for her. Same way porn is produced with the desires of men in mind.

Now y’all want to be mad at woman for the shyt men had them doing to begin with. And if you have a problem with women being sexually explicit but excuse male artist for that “bytches ain’t shyt” mentality they been promoting in our community for decades your being illogical.

“do as I say not as I do” never works

 

[JadeB]

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.

Lil' Kim's Queen bytch was a hit. Madonna had a song glorifying BDSM during the 90s. Biggie rapped about clits. A more recent example is Schoolboy Q talking about his sperm every two seconds

 

[ISO]

Yes.

So hypothetically if I was to listen to the hottest rappers in the game by gender go bump their latest project. Lil Baby and Meg Thee Stallion you’re telling me it would be equal in terms of sexual references and content.

 

[semicko82]

Because people are dumb

 

[Youseenmywork]

Y’all don't even make sense. Y’all want to apply all this extra morality to women meanwhile men in Hip Hop made it graphic. It was men deciding to take an artists like lil Kim, dress her they way she dressed write sexually explicit lyrics for her. Same way porn is produced with the desires of men in mind.

Now y’all want to be mad at woman for the shyt men had them doing to begin with. And if you have a problem with women being sexually explicit but excuse male artist for that “bytches ain’t shyt” mentality they been promoting in our community for decades your being illogical.

“do as I say not as I do” never works

jesus ...like hip hop has only been bytches anit shyt

 

[Umoja]

Y’all don't even make sense. Y’all want to apply all this extra morality to women meanwhile men in Hip Hop made it graphic. It was men deciding to take an artists like lil Kim, dress her they way she dressed write sexually explicit lyrics for her. Same way porn is produced with the desires of men in mind.

Now y’all want to be mad at woman for the shyt men had them doing to begin with. And if you have a problem with women being sexually explicit but excuse male artist for that “bytches ain’t shyt” mentality they been promoting in our community for decades your being illogical.

“do as I say not as I do” never works

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

When was the last time these lyrics were presented as empowering when coming from male rappers? I don't know if you are simps or just too young to remembers constantly arguing that they were entertainers, not leaders and role models.

If they want to make trashy lyrics, it is what it is, but they shouldn't be put on pedestal.

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

It’s not the same, man.

Men and women are different. It’s not manly for a man to act feminine. And it is equally as unsightly to see a woman behaving, talking and acting like a man.

it’s really that simple.

Unscrupulous women always wanna copy the fuccksh1t negative behavior of men but never want to imitate the positive.

I fukking swear ​

 

[CashmereThoughts]

jesus ...like hip hop has only been bytches anit shyt

It’s prominent and it’s never a problem for most these people crying about Cardi and Meg

 

[Originalman]

To play devils advocate other women like khia had just as vulgar or more vulgar songs than WAP. Like my neck and my back.

As I mentioned the issue is that the song is a single and the song name is an acronym for something considered vulgar. If the WAP acronym had the same lyrics but stood for something else get would get half the controversy.

It is similar to the controversy when prince released the single sexy mothafukka. Folks were shocked that he actually named the song that. And in the end thats what this is all about the NAME OF THE SONG.

Also as I said before if NWAs name stood for Neighbors With Arm Rests they wouldn't have nearly half of the controversy they had.

Thats the whole point with Cardi and Meg. The entire point was to create controversy with the name of the song.

And they are incredibly happy with this attention they are getting. Cause in the entertainment world all attention is good attention...(even if its about you getting shot or going to jail).

 

[CashmereThoughts]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

When was the last time these lyrics were presented as empowering when coming from male rappers? I don't know if you are simps or just too young to remembers constantly arguing that they were entertainers, not leaders and role models.

If they want to make trashy lyrics, it is what it is, but they shouldn't be put on pedestal.

DGAF how it was presented. Both are harmful to the black community and both are offered with out enough positive messages to balance out but the outrage on here happens when the women are being vulgar