Cardi B and the City Girls are lowering the value of our women.

[HARLEM AL]

Lil Kim Hardcore dropped in 96... These hoes ain't been sh1t for a long time fam.

I thought the same shyt

 

[mr.africa]

THE PROBLEM IS LACK OF BALANCE

yeah, back in the day there was lil kim and foxy,sure,
but there was also lauryn hill, queen latifah,etc...and both sides of the coin were supported and well represented in the mainstream
now we only see the cardi b side of the coin.
where are the lauryn hill's of this world in the mainstream?
don't come with some no names as examples.
reality

 

[Wiles]

you had faith in women in the first place was your mistake

 

[number21]

Stop complaining about the thots in our community and start showing love to the sisters who have their heads on right.

Well, the amount of thots and silly women greatly outnumber the black women that have their heads on right to be real.

 

[Benefited]

The same industry has been calling us bytches and hoes for decades while BM go around repeating. In the minds of men BW already had low value. Now BW are supposedly embracing it and it's a problem. lol

Quoted for emphasis

Time for black man to stand up and acknowledge the oppression of black women that got us to this point,then make efforts to make ammends. No need to apoligize because that won't work with these GMO'd black women of today. Just do better and hold other men around you accountable and take them to task.

 

[Booker T Garvey]

Nah, i remember being in high school and thinking that Trina, Foxy Brown, and Lil Kim were going too far with the shyt

but if you had said anything about it, that was your ass. So i

this is the new norm, just accept it and rack up your mental "told you so's" and keep it moving

 

[number21]

Threads like this are a waste of time .

Bottom line is that... I don't give a fu*k, how about that .

Black community has been about pimps, bytches, hoes, mack daddies, prostitutes etc etc since Blaxploitation era / Soul cinema 70s and it is what it is fu*k it.

Get used it because it ain't going anywhere bruh, stop bit*hing and man up.

Yeah.


Man up and don't speak about how your own community is in shambles. You sound silly as hell.

 

[Antwon Mitchell]

Yeah.


Man up and don't speak about how your own community is in shambles. You sound silly as hell.

At least you can read through the sarcasm .

 

[letti cook]

still fronting like this shyt new

like Kim, Fox, Trina all the etceteras aint drop 20 years ago

like nikkas aint been shytting on females in rap since the 80s

"bu bu bu BALANCE "


okay

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

there's freaks in all stripes. just cause its not rap doesn't mean they're not elsewhere.

 

[Sad Bunny]

Male rappers and singers would never stoop so low ... we must stop these females

 

[BmoreGorilla]

Lil Kim set the standard for this and everything about her career was controlled initially by Big. I will never forget hitting the Harbor on Easter in 96 and damn near every girl out was dressed like Kim from the Crush On You video

 

[Peak]

THE PROBLEM IS LACK OF BALANCE

yeah, back in the day there was lil kim and foxy,sure,
but there was also lauryn hill, queen latifah,etc...and both sides of the coin were supported and well represented in the mainstream
now we only see the cardi b side of the coin.
where are the lauryn hill's of this world in the mainstream?
don't come with some no names as examples.
reality

Lauryn Hill was getting passed between Wyclef and Marley Jr without being wifed by neither. She was just hoing in private.

 

[I Really Mean It]

Well, the amount of thots and silly women greatly outnumber the black women that have their heads on right to be real.

And don't you think that might be because too many of us still show thots more attention than black women who have their shyt together and head on straight? All I'm saying is that black men have some share of the blame.

 

[Surreal]

Lauryn Hill was just hoing in private.

As it should be