So what do you think he was really saying in that song?
Is it still a "misinterpretation?"
Is it still a "misinterpretation?"
Remember those people two weeks ago who defended Ross?
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It's all about interpretation. I took it as he raped her. Doesn't mean thats what he meant. Probably was, but the fact remains he never said rape, he never said anything about any sexual acts, so it could infact be a misinterpretation.
Long Live The Kane
Tyrant Titan
He meant what he said...he slipped molly in her champagne, took her home and enjoyed it...the 2nd "she ain't even know it" wasn't a reference to smashing her while she was passed out and not being aware they had sex...but enjoying her companionship, which I'm assuming included coitus, while she was unknowingly under the effects of mdma...which typically don't include blacking out...molly doesn't turn people into mindless sex slaves incapable of making any conscious decision, or knock people unconscious completely and make them unable to consent to anything...if any sex act did in fact occur that night, she would have indeed knew it and remembered it very vividly...which I'm sure some would still classify as "rape" (as long as the female is the intoxicated party...don't think a male has ever been successfully able to claim rape after getting too drunk or faded and smashing a broad and later regretting it) , and I'm sure still a crime...but not what many have in mind when they think "date rape"
The song was called "you don't even know it"
He remixed it as "she ain't even know it"
BIG difference there.
Thing is, rap is BUILT on metaphor and innuendo.
So the one time it doesn't slide by people, dude tried to play it off after the fact.
Thats my point.
Its like...come on ya'll. Its cool if thats what you want to say if you choose to stand by it, but I was just so surprised at how many people were openly
for ross.And I LIKE Ross' music...but that message was pretty clear.
Long Live The Kane
Tyrant Titan
Not seeing how that has anything to do with my post, you asked what the misinterpretation was and I told youThe song was called "you don't even know it"
He remixed it as "she ain't even know it"
BIG difference there.
Thing is, rap is BUILT on metaphor and innuendo.
So the one time it doesn't slide by people, dude tried to play it off after the fact.
Thats my point.
Its like...come on ya'll. Its cool if thats what you want to say if you choose to stand by it, but I was just so surprised at how many people were openly
And I LIKE Ross' music...but that message was pretty clear.
The message is not clear. Thats why it's left to interpretation. We choose to see it as rape. Some don't.
playingwithPuddin
Banned
Who gives a fukk about a rape lyric. People are bytches
LordTaskForce
All Star
all he did was went home and enjoyed that
Nah bruh.
See this is what I'm talking about.
Just because he didn't call it rape, doesn't mean the action isn't rape itself.
Rap music is BUILT on reading between the lines.
Are you REALLY playing this game right now?
As if before that he didn't say "put molly all in her champagne/She ain't even know it"
OK.
Hold up.
Why are you putting ANYTHING in ANYONES drink without their knowledge?
It doesn't matter if its Molly or a cube of ice.
You just don't DO that.
Let's see if those as offended by that line as they say they are are consistent with it, because if so, they will be angry at about 30% of new rap songs released these days. Surely that many mainstream rap songs mention shooting/stabbing/killing in 2013, and I'd think, murder is more offensive than date rape.
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