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

[Robo Squirrel]

Yeah, if she says no then the answer is no. But she won’t say no because of the implication that something will go wrong if she says no.

Ok this is getting a bit demonic.

 

[Apprentice]

lmfao stfu. All Women aren't prostitutes, and all men ain't johns. If you think this is how male/female dynamics work then you must come from a bloodline of filth.

Where did you read in the post you quoted that all women are prostitutes lol

 

[Amor fati]

City who? Never heard of them. Are they insta famous? I Barley use Instagram and I don't follow non of these rappers or anything mainstream, my home page never shows thots or other ignorant shyt. Indeed there's a problem this slut culture has been embraced by many no longer is it frowned upon in the mainstream.

 

[Amor fati]

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

This era in most mediums are lacking balance

 

[CashmereThoughts]

The thing is women were turning up to men calling them sluts and whores lol. All mainstream music is catered to women and white males because those are the people who spend the money.

women are not a monolith. there were also women that spoke against it whether you were listening or not. you want to use the women that were able to enjoy that music to dismiss the ones that were not with it, in a thread critizing women in hip hop for being what nikkas have called them for 3 decades.

nikkas can say what they want on song, i just think OP spends all day reinforcing ridiculous double standards due to some deep seeded personal issues with black women and if that shoe fits you can wear it too

So much degenerate lyrics from women these days, it must be tough to have a daughter in this era listening to that prostitute bullshyt.

but you've had a dozen rappers with a pimp persona bragging about trafficking women and none of you have nothing to offer in this thread but more criticism of women.

 

[IVS]

All I know is their song came on while I was out at this day party a couple weeks ago, and damn near all ladies gotta twerking, dropping low and bouncing azz around

 

[King Poetic]

Going back since the days of r&b and rap groupies and freak nic, many of these women are not worth marrying..

All u have to look at is the decline of marriage among black men and women since the 60s

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

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

Broads ain't been shyt since Eve let Satan sweet talk her

 

[mr.africa]

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

she might've been a freak in the bed, but she presented herself as a lady in the streets (as far as i know)
i'm pretty certain lauryn was not patting her vagina on ig for the world to see.
i personally believe that for every cardi in the mainstream, we need a lauryn as well in the mainstream

having said all this, i don't give a fukk.don't listen to that cardi garbage.
i'm not the target audience.
and my little sister, who i'm worried about in all this, listens to kpop.

 

[BmoreGorilla]

Why do yall keep mentioning this, when there was much more of a balance during that period, with women like Lauryn Hill and Rah Digga and MC Lyte and others who didn't promote that garbage?

With the exception of Lauryn Hill none of those women were nearly as popular as Kim and Foxy. MC Lyte was from a different era. And don’t get it twisted. Those doobie wrap wearing , sandalwood incense smelling broads had just as much of a chance at being a hoe. Basically music don’t make a hoe

 

[DaPresident]

It's who they allow to blow up and gain popularity...


They bypass the Rhapsody's for Cardi B's and City Girls.

I honestly listened to the lyrics of "Act Up" and "Big Ole Freak" smh

damn near blushed listening to that. Idk, just used to the women I'm around being much more classy than that. The women in my circle laugh at songs like that but keep Sade, Anita Baker, Aretha etc on blast...
cool to party to, but listen and soak in? Nah

 

[tremonthustler1]

Then go crush on Rapsody then.

 

[Berry]

If you think Cardi B and City Girls are really influencing the behavior of women like that, than you didn’t respect women anyways.
People who relate to them, most of the time, already acted like that. Outside influencers such as media are typically only likely to drastically affect the behavior of those who already in engage in similar behaviors, or those who do not have a strong sense of self in any particular area.

If that’s not for you okay cool, but don’t try to generalize all black women like we don’t have any individuality.

Edit: influencers for adults specifically

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

I don’t know if they influence the behavior of women but they absolutely influence the behavior of girls and women in their late teens and early 20s.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

There's a lot of ain't shyt people in this world?