Black Women....why did u allow Hip Hop to make it cool to call ya'll "Bytches"?

[IllmaticDelta]

I'll give u half my coli cash if u can post 5 Black financed Blaxpliotaion movies from the 70's not named Sweetbacks Badass song.

it's an irrelevant point/question because THAT movie is the one that pioneered and set all the common themes for the genre

 

[Death6six6]

OK your going off topic. White people dont have a genre of music were they are refering to women as bytches left and right and neither do asians. I'm talking about the Black Women who gave hip hop a pass and just accepted it. Regardless if u say they talking about all women the Black women still accepted it. I'm talking about a Black genre and Black Womens response to that genre.

UR A fukkING EEEEEEDIOT!!!!!!!!!!!!! bytch!!!!

 

[Newportbox]

LOL @ victim blaming

 

[smokeurobinson]

it's an irrelevant point/question because THAT movie is the one that pioneered and set all the common themes for the genre

I thought u was gonna make me eat crow.

Oh well.....Coli Cash stays in my virtual pocket.

 

[Plankton]

I see mothing but male responses. Did any Black Women ever respond to the Ops question?

 

[smokeurobinson]

I see mothing but male responses. Did any Black Women ever respond to the Ops question?

I asked about bytches and only got a few responses from bytch nikkas instead.

 

[GPBear]

I asked about bytches and only got a few responses from bytch nikkas instead.

Women aren’t going to respond because you asked an incredibly loaded question, dumbass.

Continuing to refer to them as “bytches” isn’t helping your case, it’s obvious you didn’t care about women’s responses, you just wanted to push your idiotic narrative that black women accepted being called bytches post-UNITY or whatever.

The only bytch in here is you

Again......Latifah was against it as well in the song UNITY. The question I'm asking is what happened to the fight towards calling Black women bytches?

Fighting it was a good thing. Accepting it was a bad thing. Why did the Blackwomen just accept it is what I'm asking.





It would be nice to get some Black female responses.

They didn’t stop fighting it

As a man, you’re just enforcing your narrative.

You’re being incredibly judgmental and not thinking critically.

You’re like “oh from 1993 to 2000 when accepted being called bytches”

No, the media just stopped promoting pro-female rappers and activists, so as a man, you assume they accepted it.

 

[smokeurobinson]

They didn’t stop fighting it

As a man, you’re just enforcing your narrative.

You’re being incredibly judgmental and not thinking critically.

You’re like “oh from 1993 to 2000 when accepted being called bytches”

No, the media just stopped promoting pro-female rappers and activists, so as a man, you assume they accepted it.

I can tell you weren't active in any groups in the 90's nor were u clubbing in the 90's. Ya'll keep refering to media, and newspaper articles. I'm talking about what I seen with my own eyes as someone who actually traveled the country as a teen. What year in the 90's did u go to South Beach? Did u even go to rap concerts in the 90s? I noticed I cant relate to most of ya'll on this site because ya'll respond like ya'll were nerds who never went outside and experienced life in the 90's.

 

[DJ Mart-Kos]

i still like certain hiphop and i never call women bytches. not every women is a bytch.

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

it seems like they do it just as much for men as they do women... if you a bytch you a bytch aint got nothing to do with me lol

 

[Virtuous_Brotha]

What an awful thread

As is everything that criticises anything in hip hop culture, in the eyes of y'all

 

[smokeurobinson]

As is everything that criticises anything in hip hop culture, in the eyes of y'all

Dont mind him. He's still salty because when his mom was pregnant with him I used to nut inside her uterus constantly and my nut would float all around him in the placenta.