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Deep State Witch

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7. Misogyny In Rap Music

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Mon May 20, 2024, 06:55 PM

May 2024

This is the problem that I have with a lot of rap music. It's the misogyny. It started out back in the day, calling women "bitches" and "hoes". Dudes became famous for "Smack my Bitch Up," and their fanboys emulated it. Yes, there are women calling them out on their bad behavior. But they're few and far between.

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I saw the clip of that "celebrity" Dildy? hitting the crap of a woman! What an animal! How can anyone [View all] question everything May 2024 OP

Not only hit, but kicked her whathehell May 2024 #1

Culture of compliance MutantAndProud May 2024 #2

Diddy. His real name is Sean Combs. He used to be called Puff Daddy, rsdsharp May 2024 #3

Was this in an elevator? Ligyron May 2024 #4

That Was Ray Rice ProfessorGAC May 2024 #5

Oh, yeah that's right, now I remember. Ligyron May 2024 #9

Awful nt Raine May 2024 #6

Misogyny In Rap Music Deep State Witch May 2024 #7

yeah that definitely didn't happen in any other genre of music or art in general WhiskeyGrinder May 2024 #12

Yes, It Did Happen Deep State Witch May 2024 #13

She accepted millions of dollars to keep quiet about it. Frasier Balzov May 2024 #8

To some, it is the manly thing. republianmushroom May 2024 #10

He has been a violent person for over 20 years. BigmanPigman May 2024 #11